Sentence examples for too minutely from inspiring English sources

He cautions, "By analyzing too minutely we often reduce our subject to atoms, of which the mind loses hold".

It is also clearly true – though more argued about than perhaps it should be that both arms of the immune response normally act together, and that dissecting too minutely which element is involved in a particular phenomenon is of more interest to the immunologist than to the body in vivo.

The film, directed by Uli Edel, is also minutely detailed.

If, almost unwittingly for she wasn't good at words, couldn't spell and seldom read books—she replaced an "Oh" with an "Ah", or paused minutely too long, upsetting the rhythm of his music, she would hear his murmured "Oh Lord!" from the stalls, and see his head fall to his hands.

Mr. Mauss also makes minutely patterned little abstract drawings.

The later cursive manuscripts were too numerous to be minutely described as per the uncials.

The ways in which the different cycles interact with one another also must be minutely studied.

It is audacious to resuscitate such a high-profile news story and risky too, to dwell so singularly and minutely on a case that, however startling it was on first revelation, might be assumed to be too well-known to yield anything new.

And at times De Keersmaeker's approach can seem too intemperately rigorous as the minutes tick by and the choreography is still minutely exploring a single groove.

"My company was just bought," Mr. Klein explained, as he previewed a series of suits whose main selling point, perhaps too subtle for some eyes, was the minutely contrasted textures of the cloth used for shirt and suit and tie.

(Subdividing more minutely would make the sample sizes too small to detect effects of interest).