Sentence examples for too directly from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes," says Hogg carefully, "it feels like ideas can be almost too directly communicated.

"If we deal with our childhood too directly, we may dry up the springs of fantasy.

Her paintings often mirror their gilt and fashion-heavy sources a little too directly.

Mr. Lubovitch tends to respond cleverly but too directly to the dynamics of a score.

But this perhaps drives too directly to its destination to be a classic driving conversation.

Europe's police officers are inevitably reluctant to point fingers too directly.

Their actions make sense, but their words tell you too directly what Ms. Brewer is thinking.

And, in our increasingly online society, to be shared, too – directly and physically, in the real world.

Li tends to run too directly to the point of contact and then fall away to the side after impact.

In wrapping a play of ideas around a poignant coming-of-age story, he occasionally makes his points a little too directly.

The restaurant's first child, a Palm in Washington, was born in 1972 and soon became a power haunt; its second, Palm Too, directly across Second Avenue from the original, came the following year, and Los Angeles after that.