Sentence examples for too alert from inspiring English sources

If anything, he has too many stories to tell, his imagination is too alert and his very style is overkill.

Though admitting that global warming is the root of the play ("I must have been the only member of Greenpeace who was secretly frustrated when they announced the cancellation of the third runway"), Stephens is too alert a writer to turn it into environmentalist agitprop.

But for every one of those big dramas there are a thousand smaller ones, situations that would probably bore Mill into a stupor but keep the rest of us all too alert, tiptoeing down the high wire of "he said, she said," trying to take it all in while making neither enemies nor big mistakes.

I was a bit too alert, slightly jittery, blurry around the edges.

The footdrumming may alert nearby offspring but most likely conveys that the rat is too alert for a successful attack, thus preventing the snake's predatory pursuit.

"I will never stop driving!" The problem was that Ed's Alzheimer's was too advanced for him to keep driving, but he was still too alert for me to be able to successfully use some of the usual tactics to get people with dementia to stop driving.

We identified all passages in which suggestions for improvement co-occurred with any of the three quantity-related barriers most heavily discussed in the focus groups: too many alerts, unnecessary alerts, and an overly heavy patient-related workload created by the alerts.

There are spanking-new signs, too, to alert drivers to road locations.

From then on the reader, too, is alert for him, doffing his robe to dance, dominating the tiltyard, until in 1509 he throws the windows open and sweeps his father's miserly dreariness away.In this section Vintage is the new vanguard Oh heavens, no Man of words Horrid Henrys Biographies in paint ReprintsThis imbalance is a shame.

Opposition parties, too, are alert to this appetite: the Tories have grasped that they must make direct appeals to women voters, and last year published proposals on equal pay; Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has restated his party's commitment to equal pay audits.

Notifications can be set for employees, too, to alert you exactly them a payment has been received.