Sentence examples for too coarsely from inspiring English sources
If too dense, too coarsely ground, sausages can be a chore to eat.
They're too coarsely drawn, and they change too quickly, entering and exiting extremisms as if via turnstiles.
His death, at the ripe age of seventy-eight, comes too soon, too coarsely — an ugly footnote to a shimmering text, reality's thumbprint on the rainbow.
For a thriller, the web of hidden connections is too coarsely woven; for a journey of self-discovery, it relies too heavily on the apparatus of plot for its eventual working out.
I don't like to grind my own beans for my espresso machine, and the packaged espresso found in stores is usually too coarsely ground to produce coffee of the proper strength.
Categorizing crop management practices too coarsely may masks effects of individual practices.
"Coarsely ground pepper that's way too coarse for a conventional pepper mill".
Fortunately, a couple of realists live in the house, too: Richard's coarsely honest dad (Alan Arkin), who wants to snort white powder and look at porn magazines a few more times before he dies, and Richard's overworked wife, Sheryl (Toni Collette), who tries to hold things together and put food, or at least a bucket of chicken, on the table.
These approaches can, like minimalism, treat properties as contingent, fairly coarsely individuated, and too sparse to satisfy any general comprehension principles (e.g., they may deny that there are negative or disjunctive properties).
The same hyphen that today feels like a dagger that coarsely divides had once, not too long ago at all, been a symbol of a most hallowed bond.
Finely grate the remaining ginger and other green chilli and combine with the lemon zest, then coarsely grate the radishes into the bowl too.
