Sentence examples for intermittently too from inspiring English sources

Religions are intermittently too useful, effective and intelligent to be abandoned to the religious alone.

The dialogue -- handled with finesse by the entire ensemble (okay, Hecht is intermittently too self-serving with it) -- is spot-on for these Jews who may have made some assimilation gains but haven't abandoned many of their pithier Yiddishisms.

Like a New York City radiator, the record is warming and intermittently noisy, too intense to hold tightly but powerful enough to change an entire apartment's atmosphere.

For much of the past forty-five years, the United Kingdom, too, has intermittently had to answer questions of national security and civil liberties — and even human rights — in dealing with the threat of terrorism.

Motherwell, too, have intermittently shown signs of their survival instincts.

Crammed with facts yet strangely undermeditated, Szwed's biographical meditation is like a solo with too many notes, intermittently inspired but too cluttered to breathe, and lacking the confidence of a well-honed interpretation.

Ben Affleck, in "Gone Baby Gone," his first directorial effort, intermittently works as an artist, too.

Shopping sites were offering workarounds, including loading Target's mobile site, which, too, was crashing intermittently, or just calling its toll-free number.

The Silver Brumby (released overseas as The Silver Stallion) is mostly edited in classical style, with the exception of slow-motion sequences capturing the horses' movements that pop up intermittently – a couple of times too many, in fact, as if editor Peter Burgess had a big button on his desk specifically for that purpose.

Dana Stevens from Slate called Hairspray "intermittently tasty, if a little too frantically eager to please".

Orlovsky was also intermittently stark, raving mad.