Sentence examples for far too lofty from inspiring English sources
He had thumbed his nose at all political parties, pronouncing himself far too lofty for such riffraff.
With her dancer's posture and flapper's haircut and a topaz brooch at her throat, she looked far too attractively lofty to be interested in her plate of spaghetti.
If God is hard to find, it is not because the Divine is too far away, too lofty, too remote from our "fallen" human nature, it is because it is too close, too intimate, the very ground of our own essential selves.
"Lenders loaned far too much, they loaned into lofty projections of future growth, and they just saddled the churches with far too much debt".
There would have been something faintly ludicrous, something hyperbolic about the way perspective marched in recessional across painted flats toward the far horizon, where peaks rose too pointed, too lofty, too softened by distance.
He must move if he wants to live up to his lofty potential, he has far too much natural talent and it needs to be properly nurtured with consistent playing time.
All morning we were treated to the loftiest explications of how legal thinking is far too complicated for Americans to consume without their brains imploding from the effort.
If "The Sea" was too lofty, James Kelman's "How Late It Was, How Late," 1994's winner, was far too low for many critics' tastes.
No, that's too lofty a dream.
