Sentence examples for is too concise from inspiring English sources

At 91 minutes, the drama is too concise to realize all its ambitions.

52 The Greek of this last clause is too concise to be accurate and clear, but the order of the words indicates that Strabo's thought was correct.

Dylan describes himself stranded in a fog of detachment which provides a haven, and at the same time is pained by a piercing clarity: an unmediated response that is "too concise and too clear".

Compared with a mini-series, a two-hour screen version of a great novel or bio-pic of a great historical figure can be too concise.

"Photos are often too concise — limited to a slice in time," he elaborates.

There is scarcely a day that passes without a complaint that the Maths Puzzle or Sudoku or Crossword (Concise or Cryptic), is "too hard", "too easy", illegible or inappropriate.

Entire papers have been devoted to specific parts of this complex transition; the current paper offers nothing new and is too patchy to be considered a concise summary of the existing body of work.

That may be a bit too concise, but without delving into details, those are the main differences.

It's very interesting but a bit too concise really, I wanted more detail.

However, the number and labelling of adjective groups suffers from being too ambiguous for a concise estimation of mood.

Just when you thought you could define or dismiss C&binet in a sentence, you realised it was too complicated to be concise about.