Sentence examples for is too descriptive from inspiring English sources

It is too descriptive and repetitive.

The essence of this criticism is that the approach is too descriptive and failing to come up with any detailed suggestions of how actors should be seen, and their actions analysed and interpreted [ 21, 26, 54, 55].

For example, calling a copy service "Fred's Copy Service" is too descriptive, and you wouldn't be able to trademark it.

"We thought it would be more valuable for us to have fun with this name and be really broad and exciting, rather than try to be too descriptive and too perfectly matched for what we did," he said.

Where are they located in the room?.. But, don't be too descriptive, just try and paint a picture in the reader's mind.

Carry on for a little while, saying phrases such as "adjusts perfect, sea blue sunglasses" and "swings coach bag over shoulder!" After this, open your locker with a flash of style, saying, "spins combo with perfect french tips" or "sees blue locker that says [insert name] in pearls!" Be careful about being too descriptive.

But sustainability science is too often descriptive rather than prescriptive.

Harding does embed logbook entries in the narrative, but most are too flatly descriptive to animate Cave fully: "Two old shallops that lay abandoned on the beach I have broken up and brought in to supplement the store of firewood".

The descriptive data provided by each hospital as part of this study is too limited to provide a detailed prescription.

If the question's title is too broad or uninformative titles like "Biology" or "Dinosaurs" are all too common it will be replaced with something more descriptive.

(Depending from which disciplinary bias the reader comes, they may complain this is either too descriptive, or too mathematical!).