Sentence examples for too explicitly from inspiring English sources
"People were singing their feelings too explicitly at first, and it was horrendous," he said.
That is, we don't wish to be reminded too explicitly of our need.
If such parallelism occasionally seems too explicitly fabricated, High Dive is a work of serious and thoughtful integrity.
There's another idea, too, whose perfume I wanted to waft around just faintly in the story, not too explicitly.
The minute the market intruded too explicitly, the old prestige began to seep out of the law.
After all, in China it is risky for an artist or intellectual to be too explicitly political, as Ai Weiwei and Liu Xiaobo bitterly learned.
He also explicitly eschews violence.
And J. P. Morgan bounced back, too, after it explicitly denied the rumors about its problems.
Smart ones will start to apply these findings more explicitly, too.
In some of the Projectile paintings and photographs, the power that Mr. Hendricks grants women becomes too exclusively and explicitly sexual.
The advocates of 'focus on form' instruction method claim that classroom time is clearly too limited to explicitly teach more than a fraction of the vast number of formulaic sequences in a language.
