Sentence examples for too hurried from inspiring English sources

It was all too hurried, too frantic.

Others seemed too hurried to stop and greet her properly.

What's a man to do when he's too hurried to go home before an evening event?

Life on this planet, he said "is too short, too crowded, too hurried, too beset".

But he is here too partisan, too hurried and too driven by the conclusions he wants to reach.

It was too hurried, to hire 1,000, 1,500 people a year".

Had bundle-related pressures affected my mother's post-surgery treatment and what we felt was a too-hurried effort by the hospital to get her up and moving — and into a rehab facility?

Referring to himself in the third person, he tells of writing "a too-hurried editorial" in which he implied that a councillor cleared of a complaint might instead have been guilty of it.

Instead, Rutgers settled too often for hurried perimeter shots.

Why should the NHS be forced to bear the costs of avoidable injuries because people are too idle or hurried to take reasonable precautions?

It was Wade's seventh and the weekend is nearly a routine, a schedule packed a little too tightly with hurried appearances, handshakes and smiles with some basketball peppered in.