Sentence examples for overly brief from inspiring English sources

If the writer is careless or clumsy or overly brief, he can come back to it later.

All in all, even with its many weaknesses (I haven't even mentioned the overly brief gameplay or the overly long final battle), I rather enjoyed Bullet Witch.

Furthermore, the sub-fields are construed rather broadly, in part to avoid categories that are overly brief, but also to enhance the relationships between aspects of Mamluk studies.

(One point of clarification is worth adding to this overly brief summary: In order to avoid the implication that no one is accountable for doing things she has good reason not to do, Kant appeals to the wrongdoer's ungrounded choice to defy the laws of her own reason.

Authors' response: We agree that the discussion of this tree in the original manuscript was overly brief.

While the position that the item appears on the agenda is deemed of high importance, it is unimportant if the duration on this item is overly brief.

This brief and overly breezy book examines "Hawaii's bit part in the epic of American global domination," starting in 1820, with the arrival of missionaries — wan New Englanders confronted with a people whose language lacked a word for adultery.

I stopped hearing what my family was saying to me - for about two weeks I all but disappeared into my screen, trying to salvage brief, sometimes overly promotional but nevertheless worthy biographies by recasting them in neutral language, and by hastily scouring newspaper databases and Google Books for references that would bulk up their notability quotient.

Is this artistic adventurousness or an overly liberal interpretation of the brief?

Some parts are frustratingly brief: his treatment of the overly rigid approach of state language authorities in dealing with national dialects is one example.

Cayman Islands: On the final stop, President Romney will offer a brief apology for America's overly tough stance on narcotics trafficking in the 1980s.