Sentence examples for too broad a from inspiring English sources

Well, let's not paint with too broad a brush.

"But sometimes people paint with too broad a brush".

Too broad a net to cast and catch the bugs?

"Protestantism" is too broad a thing to advocate.

725, 4 L.Ed.2d 697, creates "too broad a gauge" for measurement of Fourth Amendment rights.

Indeed, we suspect that "accessibility" may have been too broad a notion in the first place.

No "of" in this expression; make it "too broad a release".

That's far too broad a definition, certainly, and one that gives theologians hives with its capaciousness.

Debate over whether the chief justice has too broad a mandate is nothing new.

Unfortunately, a great many of us are now finding that "all" was too broad a term.

That is far too broad a claim.