Sentence examples for too elaborately from inspiring English sources

My life is too elaborately structured, and if I'm going to change that, I don't get there by saying no".

Introducing himself to this reporter in his attic study, he immediately let loose a few invectives about a nearby house whose exterior is decorated too elaborately for his taste.

Although Arden says he still enjoys being at rehearsals, "the whole complication of theatre production is too often elaborately bureaucratic and I don't want to write new plays under those conditions".

Instruments too became more elaborately detailed.

They are often elaborately framed, too.

More critically, this drama, staged slowly with too much fuss (onstage snow, an elaborately bloody death scene) by Mr. Rapp, suffers from the kind of tedious symbol-laden writing that he has outgrown.

Poisoning barely features in contemporary crime writing, no doubt because forensics and detection are so good these days, and poisoning feels too Grand Guignol (though lashings of elaborately described torture, blood and guts apparently do not).

One teenager actually manages to get a basketball down the too-small hoop and wins his elaborately tattooed girlfriend a huge white bear.

But the too-fancy lighting, over-artful staging and elaborately trite musical arrangements all turn Bournonville, as my companion remarked, into "Riverdance".

If the hidebound network schedule was to change, it would logically follow that the annual springtime rite of selling commercial time after glitzy, elaborately staged upfront presentations would change, too.

That elaborately planned robbery goes off without too many hitches, but when Nick's men take bags of cash that turn out to belong to Chinese mobsters, everything turns complicated and dangerous.