Sentence examples for was too specific from inspiring English sources
"He's gotta learn to keep his mouth shut," she said, but his pledge to reënergize American manufacturing was too specific and attractive to ignore.
If a question was too specific, she would decline to answer on the ground that she did not want to forecast a vote.
In May, the Mayo team sent its paper to The Journal of the American Medical Association, which rejected it without sending it to independent experts for review, saying it was too specific a topic for its readers, Dr. Krambeck said.
It actually used to be in Bernanke's interest to be vague – when he was too specific, the markets freaked out and threatened to undo some of the benefits he brought to them – but that ship has sailed.
Maybe that old Ewing game of outsiders and insiders, of us against them, of loyalty and closed-minded allegiance, was too specific a product of the patriotism and white-man's-burden supremacy of Reagan's America to reproduce for the Facebook age.
It's being too specific".
Why not? "It's too specific".
Forget plan; that's too specific.
"I tried not to be too specific.
House Republicans will not be too specific this week.
