Sentence examples for too sweeping from inspiring English sources

That is too sweeping.

But perhaps his praise for small things is itself too sweeping.

Some of Mr Assange's defenders decry the Swedish law as too sweeping.

There's an awkward little negotiation to have with Whitehall before anything too sweeping can be announced.

Furthermore, the moral charge that the debts are odious is simply too sweeping.

Civil liberties advocates argue that the administration's proposals are far too sweeping.

"My main concern with Weinstein's claims is that they are simply too grand - too sweeping.

So to say fashion's anti-bosom stance is about misogyny is simply too sweeping.

Despite his powerful analysis of liberalism, his emphasis on complexity often becomes too sweeping a response to every belief.

Apocalyptic Tone in Prose Some critics later said his language was sometimes too elliptical, his indictments sometimes too sweeping.

During that era, Mr. Obama and many future members of his legal team criticized the Bush administration as taking too sweeping a view of executive power.