Sentence examples for too broad to from inspiring English sources

Modern analysis is far too broad to describe in detail.

MILLE LACS is too broad to see across in places.

These definitions are simply too broad to be useful.

But Arp's vision is too broad to be a mere retro gimmick.

The spoofing of Southern gun-waving and Mormon piety is too broad to register.

But some immigration advocates contend that the government's approach is too broad to be effective.

The plaintiffs say the law is too broad to be constitutional.

But this definition seems too broad to capture something distinctive about privacy.

As for her husband's S.U.V., it is too broad to make it through the garage door.

But these analogies are too broad to be meaningful, and the differences are huge.

The prevailing legal view of harassment is "both too narrow and too broad," to Schultz's mind.