Sentence examples for a too vigorous from inspiring English sources

Even a too vigorous wiping can damage a plate.

The assimilation of temperature and salinity fields yields a too vigorous ventilation of the thermocline and the deep ocean, whereas the inclusion of CFC-11 and radiocarbon improves the representation of physical and biogeochemical tracers and of ventilation time scales.

If only I'd found this kit before screwing up my sable brushes with a too-vigorous washing.

"A lie was like a fire … A slight breath would fan the new-born flames, but too vigorous a huff would blow it out"; whereas some lies had "a life and shape of their own, and there was no controlling them".

A sheikh from the United Arab Emirates said too vigorous a response to global warming could wreck oil-dependent economies.

Jane MacLeod, its protagonist (heroine somehow seems too vigorous a word for her), is a grave, sensitive child who grows up to be a grave, sensitive young woman.

A trip to the Windermere of Wordsworth – destination Ambleside – which has a nice and none too vigorous ring to it.

Too vigorous a scrubbing erodes the metal itself.Worse, the IRK is not the only such cylinder in the world.

Which is why, as you may have been told as a child, it's best not to do anything too vigorous till your body has had a chance to digest.

A naturalistic play, "Disgraced" is meticulously modeled on Aristotelian tragedy, in which a mostly good character (Amir) is brought low by an unfortunate action, in this case his too vigorous rejection of his inheritance.

Remember to use a soft bristle brush and don't be too vigorous.