Sentence examples for too correct from inspiring English sources
Oligarchy is sadly all too correct.
His manner was so correct that it sometimes seemed a few degrees too correct.
At the party George finds her boss & his friends too earnest, too caring, & too correct.
Mr. Flórez gets all the notes, but he can be a little too correct.
The suspect paintings, they showed, are too correct and too natural to have been "eyeballed" or drawn freehand.
Nonetheless, Mezzofanti clearly had speaking talent; his English accent was so good as to be almost too correct, an Irish observer noted.To find out whether anyone could really learn so many languages, Mr Erard set out to find modern Mezzofantis.
The first quarto of Love's Labour's Lost (1598) presents itself as "Newly corrected and augmented," implying perhaps that it, too, corrects an earlier, unauthorized version of the play, though none today is known to exist.
Even so, it was displayed long enough to offend many of the town's residents as being either too politically correct or not politically correct enough.
And you've published in Spain, too... Correct.
It's too politically correct there.
Without spoiling the end, it too is correct – well, almost.
