Sentence examples for too nimble from inspiring English sources

Too tall and too powerful and too nimble to contain, she scored inside, using a variety of post moves.

A week ago, he was too quick, too nimble, too technically gifted for England, and he scored a goal in the famous Wembley Stadium.

However paralysed he is by lack of personal ambition, he's far too nimble to blunder into one of Osborne's bear traps.

Although his prose is nimble (sometimes too nimble, when it dances from one anecdote to another), Woodward's sense of structure is, to say it politely, desultory.

Green is sometimes too nimble for his own good; he has a way of barely skirting disingenuousness that puts you in mind of Bill Clinton.

I may have been distracted by the sleights of choreography and editing constructing action sequences around the none too nimble JT.

Cone is not broke and is far too nimble-minded to ever be bored for long.

The campaign uses the device of a "modern twist on the classic fable, 'Gulliver's Travels,' " she adds, to talk about how the RDX is "spacious but not too big, powerful while also nimble, and subtly stylish" as well as how it has "the unique ability to be the right size for any situation".

The umpire, plunked precariously into the middle of the defense near the linebackers, evolved into something of a 12th man for the offense, with some players, defenders at their hip, running at him purposely, the intention being to turn him into an unexpected, none-too-nimble obstacle in black and white.

But Ms. Dion wants to be nimble, too, now.

This quasi-anthropocentric view, of the inevitable rise of humanity's ancestors, took a knock when closer examination showed that dinosaurs, too, were often nimble and warm-blooded.