Sentence examples for far too elaborate from inspiring English sources

Secondly, their dress is far too elaborate.

She helped popularize fashion that used as little fabric and labor as possible; moreover, she felt, "The utility scheme brought anguished cries from some designers, but it did a great service to British fashion, which had been far too elaborate and fussy for its health".

And the editing process should be simplified, as the present system is far too elaborate, and fails to make scholarship the best it can be.

The film is far too elaborate to have been a mere newsreel propaganda exercise.

There are stacks of copper and porcelain coffee sets far too elaborate and confusing for a non-coffee drinker like me.

It's spun into a far too elaborate story of a journalist (Ewan McGregor) who stumbles on Clooney and the loony story of psychic research prompted by hippie and career soldier Jeff Bridges.

But the administration has gone overboard, creating a system of access review that is far too complex, elaborate and burdensome".

Hobbled by a sense of panic around the campaign and far too many elaborate pre-release gimmicks, 2013's Artpop album was a blip.

Life in a cage produces a list of other physical conditions far too long to elaborate on: missing eyes, broken tails, spinal injuries, unrepaired broken bones, heartworm disease, ticks and parasites… to name just a few.

Life in a cage produces a list of other physical conditions far too long to elaborate on: missing eyes, broken tails, spinal injuries, unrepaired broken bones, heartworm disease, ticks and parasites … to name just a few.

"I've got a habit of just talking and talking and talking, and elaborating far too much.