Sentence examples for far too proper from inspiring English sources

I'm sure everyone was far too proper (and innocent) to snigger at the wedding vows though.

They suggest that this new strategy is really a "correction of a bad idea" that involved scaling far too fast without proper thought and planning, and notes that original Patch sites are still among the most successful.

GP appointments last on average seven minutes, far too quick for a proper diagnosis.

This was in any case far too rare to allow proper statistical analysis.

The tetramer may be seen as a trimer with an additional C60 in its dimple site that is, however, far too large for a proper fit; this increases the inter-C60 separation.

TONY ABBOTT: Well, Alan, I certainly accept that there's been far too much theology and not enough proper scientific scepticism in this area, I certainly accept that..

"Yet this is exactly the situation with the so-called "war on drugs" and for far too long we have resisted a proper debate about the need for a different strategy".

Yet this is exactly the situation with the "war on drugs" and for far too long we have resisted a proper debate about the need for a different strategy.

Nor is the coffee and walnut loaf in Annie Bell's Baking Bible, which uses groundnut oil for a sliceable texture more akin to banana bread than a classic sandwich, or the coffee and walnut torte in Linda Collister's Great British Bake Off showstoppers book, which, with its breadcrumbs and whipped egg whites, is far too delicate for my purposes – a proper after-dinner affair.

The combination of lower preload (by ultrafiltration) and decreased LV function would render a less preload-dependent E' wave, as suggested by Jacques and colleagues [ 6] The number of intensive care unit patients included in this subset is again far too small to conclude in a proper manner.

And I'm not talking about the Premiership, which doesn't count as proper sport because there's far too much fashion involved.