Sentence examples for far too broad from inspiring English sources

That is far too broad a claim.

Modern analysis is far too broad to describe in detail.

But "Iowans" is still an abstraction far too broad.

It's far too broad, it doesn't work technically.

That's far too broad a definition, certainly, and one that gives theologians hives with its capaciousness.

Actually, the proposed religious exemption is far too broad and needs to be scaled back.

I felt that the courses I have taken at school so far are too broad, and I do not know enough about all the different research topics within nanoengineering.

First question: Did he think the First Amendment was too far reaching and too broad?

But in recent years, the Senate has allowed them to be far too opaque about their broader views on the Constitution and judging.

But this is too broad by far.

We were rewarded with a breezy perch on a granite slab beneath a stand of jack pine, and a view of the infinite blue of Lake Superior, too broad by far to see the other side.