Sentence examples for was too prescriptive from inspiring English sources

As a younger manager, I was too prescriptive.

The Historical Association carried out an online poll which found only 4% of respondents thought the February draft was a positive change, while 96% of 545 secondary school teachers taking part in a separate survey by the association said the proposed curriculum was too prescriptive.

One student commented that the structure given for the SEAs was too prescriptive.

PCPs did not always feel it was appropriate to use this type of questions, and that the training was too prescriptive on how to ask this.

- Mr President, as PPE-DE Group members will know, I recommended that we reject this amendment because I felt it was too prescriptive.

They're too prescriptive.

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

For your idea to spread, it can't be too prescriptive or too well branded.

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.

It's too prescriptive, it's not age-sensitive, there isn't enough space for the input of teachers.