Sentence examples for not too specific from inspiring English sources

We've had to free ourselves from the words so it's not too specific to Hindu mythology.

"It's about finding medium-sized chunks people can coalesce around – not too broad, not too specific – such as renewables targets".

Yeah, that's not too specific; it still nicely gets across my fundamental distance from, fear of, and superiority to the reader.

Marty's not too specific — he doesn't say that Phil isn't observant or doesn't keep kosher; he doesn't even suggest that Phil has married outside the faith.

Scalia has a distinctive writing style — lucid, sarcastic, peppered with hyperbolic analogies (Cossacks, Nietzsche), offhand historical references (Peace of Westphalia), belittling dismissals of the majority opinion ("ludicrous," "preposterous," "appalling"), and occasional allusions — not too specific or up to date — to popular culture.

And it was — it wasn't a phrase that was by any means substanceless, but it was meant to be accordion-like and kind of big, and not too specific, not you need to talk about the peace process, not you need to talk about the core issues, not you need to talk about the establishment of the Palestinian state.

Gupta wasn't too specific about when he believes that the needle will shift and online will take priority.

The merchants at the bazaar in Dakar, Senegal weren't too specific about sizes.

And what I wanted to do was instead of go right to the sword and sandals sound--some of which was established in 300--I wanted to create a time period that felt long ago and wasn't too specific, but at the same time, have a contemporary edge to the music.

House Republicans will not be too specific this week.

Meaning, for example, should not be too specific.