Sentence examples for too alternative from inspiring English sources

But Mr Davies's lifestyle seems to have been just a little too alternative.

I've tried OKCupid and Happn without much luck (they're too alternative, or hetero).

Rufus Norris's staging is lavishly eye-catching, and Damon Albarn's music is always interesting, but this show sometimes feels perhaps too alternative to catch the holiday outings traffic.

Thankfully, though, there's nothing too alternative here – many men may benefit from habitual swiping of concealer, mud mask or bronzing gel, but few would admit it without the threat of thumbscrews.

"You can hear whether a record is going to be a hit or not," Mr. Reyes said, adding that he was open to alternative rhythms as long they weren't too alternative.

BUT it was a tad too alternative for Paramount, the studio that released "Brain Candy," the Kids' 1996 movie about the awful societal side effects of a pill that makes everybody frighteningly happy.

The internet simply provides too many alternative opportunities to tout products.

Campbell recently complained that the Lib Dems have "too many alternative power sources".

At once poetic and preachy, modest and obsessive, satirical and spiritual, it's probably too unfashionably "alternative" for anyplace else.

Reports find that monetization in that market – marred by fraud, piracy, and too many alternative app stores – is improving.

Advertising too, uses "alternative facts" routinely.