Sentence examples for too inclusive from inspiring English sources
It's almost too inclusive".
The "you" in Teresa McConnell's first sentence too inclusive.
You were a walled-in city, it was a bit too inclusive".
If they are too inclusive in what they count as science, naturalism loses its bite.
As directed by Mr. Cosson "This Beautiful City" is perhaps too inclusive and loosely structured.
It is also one of the more stimulating, although it has its weak points, among them a too-inclusive selection of works.
He conjured up still lifes, landscapes, urban views and seascapes -- he had an admirable ability to capture the various tones and turbulences of water -- in a profusion that is reflected in this too-inclusive show of some 60 oils and works on paper.
The museum's curator of modern art, Carrie Haslett, has packed this rambling, too-inclusive but pleasurable show with 88 paintings, drawings, prints and posters by artists of every stripe, chosen to illustrate the diverse ways in which modernity in life found expression in art.
The novel is too capacious, inclusive, unruly, and personal for perfection.
The novel, he explained, "is too capacious, inclusive, unruly, and personal for perfection.
