Sentence examples similar to all too practical from inspiring English sources

The play begins with an appearance by Jannie Jones as the supposedly 285-year-old Aunt Ester in a scene from "Gem of the Ocean" and ends with Jennie again, as an all-too-practical political wife in "Radio Golf".

All ancient history; Walsh is too practical a basketball lifer to worry about such conflict.

Not too practical, we hope.

I am too practical in my approach.

In other words, it is practical without being too practical.

Azeris, some say, are too practical for extremism.

"They're after you too!" Practical things matter lots.

They were too practical and exceedingly focused for their own safety.

And if Brown finds anything negative in this development, she is too practical a campaigner to bemoan it publicly.

Wrestling with the scarf from her shalwar kameez, which keeps dragging on the ground, Shopsin is far too practical to suffer for the sake of authenticity.

And this competent craftsman may be too worldly and too practical to do the "imaginative" bits that sometimes help make the reputations of "artist" directors.