Sentence examples for far too ordinary from inspiring English sources

Unintentionally, that serves as a pretty good description of Self Portrait, a record both far too ordinary and completely perplexing.

But for me, DHL has never represented the evils of global capitalism – it is far too ordinary".

You could argue, and many of us do, that Dunga's Brazil is far too ordinary to represent jogo bonito, the Beautiful Game, we associate with it.

The bottom line is this: we give far too much credibility to ordinary people, fellow primates who grace their names with the title Senator or Reverend.

But allegations of sorcery are far too often used to hide ordinary murders.

The casting was seen as controversial by many, as Pfeiffer was considered far too beautiful to play an "ordinary" waitress; Kathy Bates, the original Frankie on Broadway, also expressed disappointment over the producers' choice.

We know now that football kills slowly by causing brain damage, that many extreme athletes are crippled far too young, and that many ordinary Americans, in pain from hard physical work or accidents, turn to drugs that kill them.

"Far too few are being awarded to ordinary citizens for the extraordinary contributions they make to their communities – which is what the honours system should be for.

They contend that a proposed $8.5 billion settlement that Bank of America struck in 2011 to resolve claims over Countrywide's mortgage abuses is far too low and shortchanges thousands of ordinary investors.

We hear far too much about the tiny minority of fraudsters and very little about the millions of ordinary people who want to get by.

This surely puts far too much power in the hands of the CIA, and too little in the hands of ordinary citizens.