Sentence examples for too energetically from inspiring English sources
The phrase "too energetically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that is performed with excessive energy or enthusiasm. Example: "She was dancing too energetically, causing her to lose her balance."
To defend the health plan too energetically might further alienate a huge group of Republican voters.
The closest I came to pain was during the massage, when my Canadian masseuse probed my back muscles a little too energetically.
There was the time a couple of months ago when it tried its hand energetically, if somewhat too energetically, at coaching soccer.
Celta, who thumped Barcelona at the Balaídos 4-1 last month, battled hard to get back into the game after the break, but their hopes were dealt a blow in the 57th minute when the centre back Gustavo Cabral protested a decision too energetically and was shown a second yellow card, earning a dismissal.
She wonders if it is jealousy, and then the editors helpfully cut to a clip of Mila bounding backstage crying, perhaps a tad too energetically, "Top two!
The dominant female is more likely to give birth to non-identical twins than a singleton so it would be too energetically expensive for just one pair to raise the young.
You could see it sexually, but also energetically — violent".
Not only is it uncomfortable, it is also energetically constricting.
A black market functions energetically, too.
Furthermore, maintaining sufficient levels of antioxidant defense could be energetically too expensive in light of the high energy allocation towards competing tasks.
It is therefore possible that their spontaneous opening is just too slow or energetically too costly to allow an efficient entry.
