Sentence examples for slightly too often from inspiring English sources
The novel isn't always perfect – Casablanca is on the shore of a new lake that drowned an existing town; a metaphor for buried memory that Skibsrud nudges slightly too often.
Jenny left after the third season, but her voice lives on, in Vanessa Redgrave's crackly, soaring narration, as an elderly Jenny, who reminds us, maybe slightly too often, that love is the answer.
I was wearing a red and gold checkered churidar, my favorite one, the one that I wore slightly too often.
You can't bring yourself to look anyone in the eye, ever, and you have a weirdly encyclopaedic knowledge of every antidepressant available on the European market, and also you say "fursona" slightly too often for someone who says they don't have a fursona.
In my early 20s, I often spent them at a slightly too-expensive restaurant and then went and drank slightly too much at a bar or club I probably wouldn't darken the door of anymore.
They ended with Cole Porter brushing up his Shakespeare, which I have heard slightly once too often this year.
Certainly, it reads at times like a major work, if one gone slightly awry; too often, however, it reads like a lesser work on steroids, large and somehow imposing but also muscle-bound and unnatural.A big problem is length.
Sometimes it's lovely, quiet and slightly mysterious, but too often it gets carried away with itself, goes over the top and generally doesn't know how to behave.
Passes were too often either slightly behind the receiver or aimed at his feet and there was a telling statistic towards the end of the opening period which showed that, while the number of carries made by the sides was roughly equal, Racing had made three times as many metres.
Slightly elevated CRP levels were too often followed by an unnecessary antibiotic course[ 18].
The instant its cork is removed, it wants to be finished, and a singular 750-milliliter boften often seems to either be just too much or just slightly too little for my wife and me.
