Sentence examples for be handled too from inspiring English sources

If necessary, request wheelchair or electric cart service within terminals (your bags will be handled too!) Check in early.

They are handled too much by walk-in customers who try on every hat in the store.

Act II doesn't so much diminish Platt's performance as smudge it a little, like a beautiful charcoal drawing that's been handled too much.

"A musician, if he is a messenger, is like a child who hasn't been handled too many times by man, hasn't had too many fingerprints across his brain," Hendrix told an interviewer in 1969.

Of course stories need not always be full of incident, she sighs, but "any conflicts of heart and soul in The Art of Fielding are handled too gently to leave blood on the page".

We hear how a dean's descriptions of the campus strike Helen as having "a faintly used feel," like "paper that has lost its crispness by being handled too frequently".

So though you can control them, "they may resist if being handled too roughly".

At one point, she beseeches Hunter to continue producing volumes about the couple's courtship, which was "handled too briefly".

He felt it was handled too negatively and believed that Don't Look Now should be a more "educative film", and that the "characters should in some way benefit from ESP and not be destroyed by it".

See if your tortoise is being handled too much.

If your crust is tough, it was handled too much.