Sentence examples for a too active from inspiring English sources

"We express no confidence in the Central Election Commission because of its being a passive, or maybe a too active, participant in falsifications," he said.

If that's all a little too active for your tastes then why not indulge in a spot of retail therapy.

Business tends to see activists as, well, a little too active.

You can walk to the top of the active Masaya volcano (usually – in recent weeks it has been a little too active for comfort); find petroglyphs on the volcanic island of Ometepe; visit the far-flung Corn Islands; or even surf down the side of the Cerro Negro volcano.

No one wants to risk a snapped achilles or pulled hamstring with too active a bout of stretching at this stage.

The Armstrong legacy remains toxic and that poisonous heritage was seen in the distrust of Froome and Sky, and in a Tour in which the public played almost too active a role.

Jones answered these rumors publicly in a signed editorial on March 28 , 1871 I have, from the first number of The Times, taken too active a part in its management, and feel far too deep a solicitude for its good name, to dishonor it by making it the advocate of mendacity and corruption.

"I think there is a general hesitancy, given where we are as a team, to become too active too early in free agency," Alderson said.

"I am too active a person to be happy there," he said.

As in those two cases, however, the fears of too active a community of meaning making are likely exaggerated.

"Snapshots" is too active a word for Chaudhuri's portraits of life in his family's middle-class apartment compound.