Sentence examples for actually too long from inspiring English sources
I do this bit in my act that people say life is too short when it's actually too long.
Though there are a couple of nondance moments when she is in danger of giving a mistaken "acting" emphasis (as in the "late entrance" and when she regards the men who will bear her aloft at the end), and though her loosened fair hair is actually too long and intrusive for the final Elegy, her sheer freshness and destiny-driven urgency are more than welcome.
In the bill, the secretary of health can spend billions right away to staff the new public insurance, to fund the National Health Corps and to pay for new committees, agencies and studies a list that's actually too long to fit onto a newspaper page.
But as I pointed out right away on New West Notes, at 37 seconds in length the ad is actually too long to run in a commercial slot.
Many have criticized the decision to put so much rich farmland under water, but Arlan R. Juhl, director of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, argued that the corps had actually waited too long in deciding whether or not to blow the levee while floodwaters rose in Illinois.
Actually, Hype was too long, and I had begun to nod off.
"I actually joked not too long ago that this is the side of the Philadelphia sports fan that doesn't often get revealed," Banner said.
This actually wasn't too long ago.
I actually think it was too long.
"Way too long," actually, is how Mr. O'Reilly put it.
