Sentence examples for too centered from inspiring English sources

His closing argument, too, centered on the theme.

The government is far too centered on Mr. Karzai, and he has solidified his hold over Afghanistan's electoral machinery in the past year, they said.

And Artest questioned Thomas's substitution patterns and game plan, implying that the offense was too centered on O'Neal in the post.

A two-year effort by transmission authorities in the eastern half of the country to draw up plans for a strong grid collapsed after grid officials in New York and New England pulled out, saying that the plans were too centered on moving Midwestern energy eastward.

"We believe the VC model has been lately too centered around the Unicorn concept, that is too many times return-unrelated," Ferrer tells TechCrunch.

He said the episode was too centered around the "one-note joke" of Will Forte's character, and that the jokes about Twilight felt dated.

The light is centered, but it is too centered, reflecting off the dead center of each form -- just as it does in Rubens.

Additionally, specific questionnaires, particularly the ESRS-CL [ 18] were, in our opinion, too centered on symptomatology and drug side effects.

Taking off from their published correspondence, she weaves their careers into a joint biography that is almost too knowing, too demandingly centered on their blind spots and weaknesses.

"Three Billboards," too, centers on a local police department's internal affairs.

It is the first employee-shareholder proposal to be put to a vote at that company, and it, too, centers on executive pay.