Sentence examples for too broadly drawn from inspiring English sources

Even the governor admits the bill is too broadly drawn and will be hard to enforce.

Judging from his writing, much more went into Poe's genius than the dark, difficult life that is too broadly drawn here.

Kennedy rejected this argument outright, saying that the ruling in the Washington v. Seattle case was too broadly drawn, and didn't apply here.

The smaller performances are nearly as strong as Ms. Myles's and Mr. Bell's, even when the characters are a bit too broadly drawn, like Ms. Forlani's gold-digger or a philandering brute played by Jamie Sives.

Judge Martin said that although the county's concerns might be valid, its process for turning down people for permits was too broadly drawn and did not focus, for example, on "the regulation of specific conduct by convicted pedophiles".

Ms. Krueger says it is too broadly drawn and could hurt victims by encouraging them to wait for test results for H.I.V. and other sexually transmitted diseases rather than take medication immediately.

The emergency finance reinvention plan he promised, too, was broadly drawn.

Laviolette's emotional extremes are less broadly drawn.

But even with more broadly drawn worlds Mr. Aukin's instincts are for unfakable truthfulness.

Its characters are indeed broadly drawn, as any opera's are.

Connections to the Continental's heritage seem broadly drawn here – and that's by design.