Sentence examples for too handsomely from inspiring English sources

It's an eerily calm scene, at once ugly and visually striking, and almost too handsomely composed for the carnage.

"The Guardian must pay a little too handsomely if you can afford to eat from the canteen rather than bring in your own self made sandwich.

For one thing, John Bennett, the Senate co-president and the state's highest-ranking Republican, has been accused of having profited a little too handsomely from his legal work for local governments.

Although pre-IPO investors complained at the time that Google had underestimated its own value, helping the shares soar on the first day, Facebook last year illustrated the dangers of allowing a privileged few early backers to cash in too handsomely at the IPO.

In early April Sepp Blatter, president of the game's governing body, FIFA, criticized clubs like Manchester United and Liverpool for piling up too much debt from paying their players too handsomely.

Her book is also handsomely written.

Although the musculature of his torso can still clot his line and posture at times, there is the strong texture of his movement that recalls the former City Ballet principal Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux, and he, too, partners handsomely.

Here's something else she didn't know: Every time she got paid, TBI got paid too, and handsomely.

Douglas Carswell is the Tory MP who quit his party and resigned his Clacton seat to win it back – handsomely, too – for Ukip.

People once came from far away, paying handsomely too, for the chance to sleep behind canvas drapes, the Pacific within sight, the night stars almost within reach.

Women have been paid, down the ages, for taking their clothes off in public: now it seems some of them are being asked to pay, and handsomely too, for the privilege of not taking them off.