Sentence examples for being too safe from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Those complaining of officials being too safe about Hurricane Irene overprotect themselves in their everyday lives; they lock their front doors and wear seat belts.
Many may chastise the Brits for being too safe, but this year's ceremony was capped off by a perilous performance by Madonna, who fell from the stage during her rendition of new single Living For Love.
The Wales international has been one of Liverpool's better performers this season but was recently criticised on Match of the Day by Shearer for being too safe in possession and not attempting enough penetrating passes.
"More proposals are denied for being too safe than for being too risky".
A representative from a SME said "I think that Health Canada is being too safe with the products that have a long history of use on safety...products that have been sold for so long with very few adverse events being reported" (13, Medium).
Everybody Harrington asked thought her colors were too safe.
"Producers are too safe, they rely on being retro.
It's too safe, too worthy, too willing to reward a narrow view of British music.
"I was saying to her, 'I'm in a good condition, I am too safe.
