Sentence examples similar to resolve too quickly from inspiring English sources

I believe that many are expecting that this will be resolved too quickly.

Sepinwall also complimented Aubrey Plaza's performance and said the overall episode was very funny, but that the main storyline was resolved too quickly.

Hollywood.com writer Eric Sundermann said "Media Blitz" continue a long period of excellent Parks and Recreation episodes, although he said the problems were resolved too quickly at the end of the episode.

Some critics also felt that the book ended "somewhat precipitously", that after the aliens arrived, the crisis was resolved too quickly, giving the impression "that there was at least a good, long chapter missing".

Too often the rhetoric of healing seeks not to bind spiritual wounds, but aims to resolve them too quickly.

But at the other extreme, some employees have such a deep need to get things resolved that they move too quickly, too intensely, and make a mess.

And following a rather tightly focused Act 1, Act 2 gets sloppy: an 11th hour blowup between Charlie and Lola seems to come out of nowhere before it's all too quickly resolved.

The second transition is indeed present, but it is occurring too quickly to be resolved in the simulated kinetics of KCNQ1.

Updates to your iphone include automatic fixes to resolve any phone issues (for example, a battery that drains too quickly)as well as new features.

But Mr. Rehnquist glides too quickly over the critical difference between how the 1876 and 2000 elections were resolved.

They, too, quickly clicked.