Sentence examples for too medium from inspiring English sources

Algieri ordered the steak, too, medium rare, and as he finished he was summoned to pose for photographs.

Your options are not sweet, not too sweet, medium sweet, or sweet.

There's fillet, too, served medium-rare, a bravery permitted by the quality of the pig.

She said there had been too many medium-sized events that did not always generate favorable coverage for the president or put him in the best light.

The writer is a professor of comparative literature at Princeton, and his view of the artist usually regarded as superhuman, a Sistine-style colossus, is through the intimate, sometimes all-too-human medium of his words — private letters, poems, notes to self — as well as drawings.

But photographers began to ask what constituted their medium, too.

The medium too is something of a problem.

But she soon found the medium too limiting.

Just too loud a medium for the setting.

Music is too personal a medium to support an absolute hierarchy of values.

Yet prose was ultimately too restrictive a medium for his eclectic gifts.