Sentence examples for though not too from inspiring English sources

Remember, though: not too much TV.

Again, though, not too much.

They are quite simple, though, not too frilly.

Closer, though not too close.

Though not too modern.

PITY, though not too deeply, the American press.

It was essential to call the paramedics in promptly, though not too promptly.

The pasta dishes, too, went beyond the expected, though not too far.

A few particulars, though not too many, because the past isn't always an ideal prologue.

XXXXXXXXXXXX told him that Nazarbayev visits the horse farm on occasion, though not too frequently.

Couple this with the grape's prima donna temperature demands-warm though not-too-warm days to ripen up, but with cool nights to keep acidity from respiring out-and you begin to see why making great Pinot Gris takes a special calling.