Sentence examples for too current from inspiring English sources
Otherwise the list might be too current; the fun is in finding the oldies.
For a series of "Newsroom" scenes in a karaoke bar frequented by the younger characters, Mr. Sorkin said the music supervisor's selections were "too cool, too current".
The question seems old-fashioned but the 16th-century prejudice behind it that these are lesser works because their designers also made them is all too current.
For years, Republican lawmakers have railed against public employees' pay and benefits, but now another breed of elected official is demanding labor concessions, too: current and former labor leaders and allies themselves.
The Turks, angry at being kept out of the European Union, saw further evidence of western duplicity last month when the Italians allowed members of the Kurdish parliament-in-exile (a PKK front) to demonstrate in Rome's parliament building.For Syria, too, current issues are part of a bigger game.
This story is not set during the second world war, but without giving the clever plot away, it is about a young girl confronting her family's past role in the conflict and discovering that while the 1940s feel far away now, many prejudices which inflamed the hostilities then remain all too current.
It's a little too current for us.
DH: Yeah, "Twilight" is way too current for Shawn and Gus.
Measurable currents were detected in 3 of 17 cells, and these currents were too small (current density −0.6±0.2, n = 17) for reliable analysis.
There is an all-too-current explanation, however, as to why 2014 has brought a new trend for doppelganger movies, according to Alissa Wilkinson, a film critic and professor at NYC's The King's College.
