Sentence examples for too actual from inspiring English sources

"Lolita" is alluded to throughout, in Cleave's teasingly Humbertian attitude toward the caretaker's under-age daughter, "a grubby and all too actual odalisque, scanning her mags, and sipping her cola" ("I study her now with an almost ogreish intensity"), and in his self-indictments: "I have always been a timid soul, for all the blackness of my heart".

Too much actual fruit and the consistency suffers; too little and the flavor dies.

With these last scions of the early and late medieval Bulgarian literatures often went, too, the actual manuscript heritage of Old Church Slavonic.

In practice, of course, revenues did not catch up because spending rose too fast so actual deficits never shrunk.

The moral seems to be that if theatre becomes too apparently actual or documentary, a contract between production and audience is broken.

I've got too many actual books that look like this, I'd lose the iPad.

On the other hand, if too many actual noise samples are detected as speech, less noise vectors are added to the noise data matrix in (5) and a poorer noise estimate is obtained which leads to incorrect noise reduction.

"But I know too many actual war photographers to call myself a war photographer.

Even Bill Gates, and perhaps Michelle Rhee, would have learned that if you ignore it too long, actual consequences would result.

He went to Steamdown at Buster Mantis once, but there was too much actual dancing happening and he felt unwelcome.

And suddenly, then, we are in opposing corners no more -- but on common ground, with common cause, and making what has become all too uncommon: actual progress.