Sentence examples for get too precise from inspiring English sources

You have to reinvent the plays, but I'm not sure you can set Shakespeare anywhere, or at any time – sometimes modern dress can create as many problems as it solves, and if you get too precise in terms of period, you can imprison the text rather than release it.

The Washington Post's Radley Balko asked forfeiture expert attorneys to interpret Holder's language, and they had no idea about the precise meaning of the exemptions, suggesting we shouldn't get too pumped just yet.

I suspect, in this case, the precise moment of corporeal undoing was something nobody wanted to get too close to or linger on.

I get too antsy".

Many students apparently play until they get too drunk or too sick to continue.

[Patient] Not to get too addicted to it" (P 2).

So we don't want consumers to get too skeptical".

Don't get too mushy or too personal, too soon.

Never get too attached.

Never get too depressed.

Never get too confident.