Sentence examples for too condensed from inspiring English sources

The show's main flaw is that it can be too condensed.

The three volumes of his magisterial history, boiled down into one, may seem too condensed at times, but Norwich deftly and entertainingly outlines the often outrageous story of an empire that lasted 1,123 years and 18 days.

If possible, ask people to send you a few lines in a confidential e-mail, and insist that they write in sentence form bullet points are simply too condensed.

(How has Mr. Mancini managed to cope and maintain a livelihood all these years?) Mr. Kim remains a sort of mythic figure, and his story (he grew up poor before finding an outlet for his rage in the ring and redemption in love) feels too condensed.

We noticed that, in the Resources view, the information is often too condensed.

New York is simply too condensed for 26 miles to be a good in-between designation for which push notifications I want and don't want.

You can follow these rules in a shorter mode but you may have too condense this article.

Quieter lives can be condensed, too.

"Gnit" loses steam in the final going: Ibsen's last act has been condensed too much for my taste.

Often the volume of published material was too vast to be condensed.

The need for the Whitney to raise $700,000 just for the first year has been condensed into too short a period".