Sentence examples for too comprehensively from inspiring English sources

As for the avant garde and the peculiar joy of operating in the cultural resistance, the struggles might have been won too comprehensively.

The perpetrator of the locked-room mystery is supernaturally ingenious, the serial killer far more baroquely sadistic than his real-life counterparts, the Mob boss too comprehensively powerful to be believed.

As the recent, tragic case of an asylum seeker – another woman without a country – refused an abortion in Ireland reminded us, the road from mythic passivity to free subjective agency remains all too comprehensively blocked for many women in 21st-century Ireland.

Alex's life, too, is comprehensively recorded.

(A prose poem is prose done by a poet)." Within a few pages more, he has dealt comprehensively, too, with the seemingly eternal debate about the relationship between poetry and song.

Although our sample size is too limited to comprehensively calculate sensitivity and specificity of mutation detection, we believe that the striking inferiority of conventional Sanger sequencing to detect therapeutically relevant oncogene mutations is of considerable interest to molecular pathologists and clinical oncologists.

For some time the field has been too large to comprehensively summarize.

Limitations include the fact that although the sample was of moderate size (N = 463), it was too small to comprehensively investigate potential subgroup variations.

Therefore, regulatory mechanisms of biosynthetic genes are too complex to comprehensively reveal because of 'biodiversity' or 'chemodiversity', asking for system analysis rather than independent experiments.

One of the most important drawbacks is that both descriptive and mechanistic toxicology are labor and resource intensive and are too inefficient to comprehensively evaluate more than a fraction of the chemicals in commerce and the environment (Andersen and Krewski 2009).

"The fact that he made it a prestige fight with a political minnow and lost so comprehensively, that too in the national capital, is a huge personal blow.