Sentence examples for Too faithful from inspiring English sources

In "Pi," Lee is, if anything, too patient, too faithful to his source.

But, in fact, in places the book is almost too faithful to the Gospel text.

Ultimately, Sansom is too faithful to a text whose interest is its narrative technique.

Though the production is billed as new, the lighting scheme remains too faithful to an antiquated aesthetic.

Mr Arafat, vacillating and poor at administration yet unwilling to delegate stayed too faithful to some of his old friends.

It was the first time I'd heard a sex addict talk about being too faithful or too honest.

The too-faithful reproduction of blank verse drama in fake Elizabethan accents can be deadly.

It is true to the book yet not too doggedly faithful, a genuine 3D translation rather than a piece of script plonked on the stage with added effects.

His concerts, too, are faithful to the originals, each combining classic works, lighter pieces, novelties and virtuoso solos.

Its cover of Radiohead's "Paranoid Android" felt too precise and faithful to make a difference.

To disappoint the party faithful too soon would have been politically unwise.