Sentence examples for too characteristic from inspiring English sources

The idea is sadly all too characteristic of a chancellor who has shown little concern for protecting our countryside".

Although his EKG and blood tests were normal, with no signs of heart damage, his story was too good, too characteristic for angina, to dismiss.

In fact, the book warns, "The large, untrained, disorganized groups, all too characteristic of searches done in this country, cost far more lives than they save".

In overheated rhetoric all too characteristic of Romania's political culture, he labelled him "the last Communist of Europe, the last Securitate member".

The cult of direct action that seemed so shocking in 1970 was all too characteristic of the films of the 80's -- not only were characters played by Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger accustomed to taking the law into their own hands, their exploits served to burnish the image of our movie star president, Ronald Reagan.

Still, "The Juniper Tree," which Tatar herself describes as "probably the most shocking of all fairy tales," is not placed among the "Tales for Adults," presumably because it is too characteristic, too echt Grimm, to be cordoned off in a special section.

The current film controversy was ignited by Yale-NUS' all-too-characteristic tendency to scurry to the government for an exemption from the ban, instead of consulting first with Tan Pin Pin, who holds the rights to her film.

And that, too, feels characteristic of a city whose diffidence sets it apart.

In time, Baraka came full circle on these matters, denouncing his missteps, but this, too, was characteristic of the trajectory of his thinking — he didn't so much evolve from his old positions as ricochet into new ones.

The studies of the isotope composition of other elements yielded relative accuracy and precision at the per mill level too, with characteristic instrument parameters for each element.

Although health-care provision should be based on residents' needs, we hypothesise that the provision of treatment is associated with the characteristics of the residents, for example need for care or age, and too with characteristics of the nursing home, for example the type of nursing home and the supply of care.