Sentence examples for far too coarse from inspiring English sources
As in previous years, I find the gestures in Part I, where one man (Jonathan Stafford) whispers in a woman's ear (Ms. Kowroski's), to be far too coarse; he seems to be shouting, and she shows no private delight in his seductive words.
Indeed, the space resolution is far too coarse to tackle even the largest scales of the blood flow details.
They haven't done well in this genre, with only the Dodge Neon coming close of late but still being far too coarse in the handling and engine departments to be considered part of this crew.
These GCMs lack orographic detail, having a coarse spatial resolution with a grid-cell size on the order of 2.5° × 2.5° (approximately 275 × 275 km2), which is far too coarse for landscape or basin-scale models that investigate hydrologic or ecological implications of climate change.
Muscari Grape hyacinths can be horrid little plants – fat, coarse and liable to flop, with far too much foliage for the flowers.
You'll also need coarse salt and what may seem like far too many unwaxed lemons – between six and seven for every half-litre.
"Coarsely ground pepper that's way too coarse for a conventional pepper mill".
The sandwich was too coarse.
Too little, far too late.
