Sentence examples for too ordinary to from inspiring English sources

They seemed too ordinary to satisfy such anticipation.

Medical drama The Mob Doctor, which will conveniently fill the House slot, is a little too ordinary to survive.

IN MOST developed countries in America, in Germany, even in Scandinavia Labour's business manifesto, published on April 11th, would seem too ordinary to warrant comment.

He thought it was too ordinary to have a rich American in the manor, so it was decided to make him eastern European.

Still, "the men who handle corpses", she says, "know that however nasty death may be it is too ordinary to make a fuss about".

You could argue, and many of us do, that Dunga's Brazil is far too ordinary to represent jogo bonito, the Beautiful Game, we associate with it.

But the sad and frightening truth is that the vast majority of homicides are carried out by outwardly normal people in the grip of all too ordinary human aggression to whom we provide nearly unfettered access to deadly force.

Myra is most compelling as an all too ordinary woman trying to escape an inheritance of violence and poverty.

The book is more intrigued by Rimbaud's glancing interactions with people too ordinary, too conspicuously mortal, to mythologize.

To some people Gillibrand feels too ordinary.

A visit to the kitchen solved this problem, too: ordinary plastic wrap provided the answer.