Sentence examples for too constructed from inspiring English sources

But that text felt too constructed and "aesthetic".

As Ms. Sui said, putting her finger precisely on the trouble with the current wave of society-page revivalism, "Anything that was too constructed looked wrong to me".

Today, this identity is once again under threat with the rise of Islamic extremism, which too constructs an Islamic identity.

Though some hailed him as "Anne Frank for the age of AIDS," I found his language too adult, his cultural references too ancient, his stories too perfectly constructed to have come out of a young boy's pen.

Their dialogue is too cleanly scripted and their personalities are too rigidly constructed to provide the movie with the loose, insightful credibility it seems to want.

A Prayer For Owen Meany is rather too perfectly constructed.

The IEA, too, has constructed an energy development index, analogous to the human development index, to rank countries' performance.

When I arrived, I found that the house, too, was constructed of boulders and loose, eroding shale.

Sure, these people are supposed to be shallow, but they seem too lazily constructed to warrant our interest.

Mr. Andersen too has constructed a career around shoring up ruins, recombining and recontextualizing fragments of cinematic history into dazzling new forms.

Those who found it difficult to relate the exercise to their daily work felt that the situations that were practiced were too broadly constructed and cumbersome to be recognized as being related to the regular work.