Sentence examples for was too diffuse from inspiring English sources

His eloquence was too diffuse.

It was too diffuse, too slow and self-indulgent, the final contest lacked real explosive tension.

Officials seem to have decided that the previous plan was too diffuse.

Because conventional light sources generally provided either too little light or light that was too diffuse, holography did not become commercially feasible until the demonstration, in 1960, of the laser, which amplifies the intensity of light waves.

Ghosh soon saw that this was too diffuse.

In 53 cases (29%), the tumor was too diffuse to be measurable.

And, possibly, his efforts are too diffuse.

Right now, that administration is too diffuse.

Their costs are too diffuse, and their benefits too concentrated.

At all points, the result is too diffuse.

But in this case, both the genre and the time and place are too diffuse.