Sentence examples for far too wide from inspiring English sources

Both men said the United States cast far too wide a net in pursuing terrorism suspects.

He opened the door far too wide to alternative policies that aren't real alternatives — and to more stalling.

The first ball is terrible, far too wide and left alone – but the second takes the wicket!

However, I believe that the new WCA as a means to achieving this is casting the net far too wide.

"The government's redrafting has probably satisfied the constitutional problems, but in my view it has now cast the net far too wide," Williams said.

Did you not read our public report which criticised the government's original proposals in the Justice and Security Act for closed-court proceedings, as being far too wide?

But the rest of the record ranges too far and too wide.

Some may tell themselves that we have waited too long, the virus has spread too far and too wide in the affected countries, and that it is safer to hang back and hope for the best.

Although it was far too risqué for wide exhibition, it did win a prize at Cannes in 1969.

For one last moment, Lionel Messi's face loomed on the stadium screens as he stood over a free-kick that was, by anyone's estimations, too far out and too wide of goal to consider shooting.

After that he's far too short and wide outside off and tugging at his shoulder as though the mis-fires were the cause of some faulty part.