Sentence examples for too extensively from inspiring English sources

"The police reacted far too extensively.

Byatt uses the morass to comic and dramatic effect but far too extensively.

"In the US we probably used arrest practices too extensively in the 80s and 90s.

Perhaps you share with me a reluctance to investigate that purpose and power too extensively, deeply, closely.

Mr. Fleischer said in a telephone interview late this afternoon that he made his remarks in error by answering a question too extensively.

This new edition is annotated extensively (if rather too extensively) by the Boston Globe's excellent language columnist Jan Freeman, and watching the two go at it side by side is like being privy to a lexicographer's duel.

He too mingled extensively with adoring voters.

And in speeches made in early 1994 which were reported in the press—I too talked extensively about our plans to integrate Internet access into Windows 95.A few more satisfied customersAP Free to chooseThe fact that our browser was integrated into Windows 95 from the outset did not in any way prevent consumers from choosing another browser.

Your cat may attack you if you spray him or her too over-extensively.

It was a case with high risk and poor prognosis, as the left lung too was contused extensively.

I not only have treated veterans with PTSD but have studied PTSD extensively too, at several of our country's most elite research institutions.