Sentence examples for all too standard from inspiring English sources

They also get as far away as possible from the all too standard concert formula: an overture followed by a concerto followed by a symphony.

The sad truth is that defaming Jews is an all too standard feature of Egyptian, and Arab, discourse; Israelis are not immune to responding in kind either.

It also suggests the thin, pretentious veneer of sophistication that is meant to lift this novel beyond the standard in this genre, but it remains all too standard nonetheless.

It wouldn't be too long until we begin to see the all-too-standard Ibiza shots of DJs still going strong as the sun comes up right here in Montreal.

Even the progressive black politics of a progressive black president seem to hold whites to a standard of excellence – and blacks to an all too familiar standard of inferiority.

It's standard; an all too usual form of buyer's remorse — only Clare's experiencing it prior to sale.

But Liberace's own goals were hopelessly banal, and he pursued them in conformity with the blandest expectations of his times, assuring his place in the entertainment industry precisely by ruthlessly denying his identity to the world — a world that, had he not done so, would doubtless have ostracized him, and whose standards he all too readily internalized.

But the compositions are too standard, too repetitive, to be of anything but superficial interest.

But this restaurant wasn't for me: the menu was too standard, suggesting an unadventurous clientele.

And you can play back either kind of video on either kind of TV set, too (standard or HDTV), which makes these camcorders exceptionally versatile.

In fact, in the four episodes I've seen, the heroes are all just a little too standard-issue "good cop" heroic, though that might change.