Sentence examples for too elemental from inspiring English sources

The custom of sharing water was too elemental to gum up with finagling.

Marketers, I'm convinced, won't ever be able to kill Thanksgiving with products or brands because it's too elemental.

The conflict between Harry and Voldemort is too sweeping, too elemental, too lucrative to be contained in mere books.

There were spirits abroad too; elemental forces from the dark ages and spooky stone circles on children's TV.

She asks him questions; she is capable of judgment, but she is also submissive, allowing herself to be adored and mistreated by a man who is too elemental in his needs to wish for attachment.

As she stood waiting for this particular moment to pass, her hands, for form's sake, resting on Edward's hips, Florence realized that she had stumbled across an empty truth, self-evident enough in retrospect, as primal and timeworn as Danegeld or droit du seigneur, and almost too elemental to define: in deciding to be married, she had agreed to exactly this.

My legs certainly feel stronger, but there's something else too: the elemental beauty of this place has – for want of a better word – bewitched me.

His landscapes, too, are as elemental as his seascapes, great ash-grey furrowed fields merging into steel-grey skies; desolate places that seem biblical or post-apocalyptic in their utter desolation.

There are elemental similarities, too.

Only the creatures that were too big, like the Elemental character, or too small, like the tooth fairies, were created using CGI [computer-generated imagery].

In piece after piece, he tried to dominate his own inspiration, rejecting his most elemental ideas as too obvious and disguising his natural lyricism in thickets of modernist complexity.