Sentence examples for too prescriptive from inspiring English sources

They're too prescriptive.

Is research council policy too prescriptive?

As a younger manager, I was too prescriptive.

Funding agencies are becoming too prescriptive, he adds.

"The planning system of old was too complex, too prescriptive and too slow," he explains.

The rules, they say, are too prescriptive and, in many ways, unworkable.

Philipa Harvey, a primary teacher from Croydon, said the tests were too prescriptive.

He now fears that these early films were too prescriptive, too subjective.

It was too mechanistic, too prescriptive and he loathed any form of authoritarianism.

Insiders claim that the ratings system would be unfair and too prescriptive.

It runs counter to the advice I gave Gove by being much too prescriptive.