Sentence examples for all too widely from inspiring English sources

His blind belief in the ethics of efficiency, "which spared him any questions about where his actions were leading," was shared all too widely in the despairing Germany of the 1930's.

Nimitz knew that the Japanese had negated their numerical advantage by dividing their ships into four separate task groups, all too widely separated to be able to support each other.

Smartwatches still aren't too widely used - most people are content just to use their phone to do all the things that smartwatches can do.

Still, businesses cannot spread the benefit too widely, or they risk losing the nonqualified status and all its privileges.

"It's all much more complicated than anyone imagines," she said, trying not to smile too widely.

The fact cannot be too widely known".

"Breaking the Spell" ranges widely, perhaps too widely.

That would spread the information far too widely.

Weinstein has not shared his ideas too widely yet.

They don't, of course; there is too much, too widely scattered, the Internet notwithstanding.

But prosecute too widely and governments may end up boosting the flow of recruits.