Sentence examples for too applied from inspiring English sources

There is a no-nonsense grill, too, applied to uncomplicated cuts like a juicy pink pork chop and a sirloin.

For years, she even worried that the study of how to increase happiness would make her work sound too applied, too lightweight, too much like that of a life coach.

The great-outdoors theme goes beyond the scent, too, applied to every last packaging and design detail: the reusable enamel camping cup, the pine and birch box from Maine, and the charred logo all inspire one to slip away from the fray and escape to someplace clean and quiet.

Academia was not interested in his work because they considered it too applied, whereas industry thought it too basic!

Some admit to secretly taking classes they fear their advisers would consider too applied, but which they hope will help prepare them for industry careers.

"The things I'd worked on in industry were proprietary, dangerous, too expensive, or too applied to be suitable for academics," he says.

It too applies to all offences bar murder or treason.

This too applies to Lord Sebastian, who is also an homage to Waugh's other Oxford lover, Alastair Graham.

When he acquired Paris' famous Maxim restaurant in 1981, he made merry with that name, too, applying his creative talents to such Maxim products as flowers and sardines.

This too applies to the conservation movement.

This too applies to the new research.