Sentence examples for bit too ordinary from inspiring English sources

A bit too ordinary?

Clark found it liberating to imagine minds freed from their ordinary, meaty bodies, but GOFAI felt a bit too intellectual, a bit too high up.

Even in the occasional moment when Ms. Dickstein presses her directorial finger a bit too hard, "Septimus and Clarissa" finds hypnotic poetry in the ordinary, the solemn, the rapturous and just about everything in between.

If those descriptions sound a bit too highfalutin for a discussion about a pop star, that is because West is no ordinary pop star.

It is too ordinary.

A bit too sophisticated.

"A bit too Breathless Mahoney".

It's just too ordinary.

A bit too bulky.

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A bit too overpowering.