Sentence examples for too packaged from inspiring English sources

Just don't expect anything too packaged and polished.

Where Hanson once worried about looking too packaged and corporate, alongside these acts it now looks more backdated and independent.

Ms. Chipaumire's choreography has often been overshadowed by her magnificence as a performer, and at times "rite riot" feels too packaged.

But the show also feels too packaged for its own good, or like that of a young, talented artist just starting out.

I want to give my 16-year-old daughter a fantastic holiday in Europe next summer as we've had a really tough year; two interesting weeks, not too packaged, no car rental, moderate budget.

This granola mix would make a terrific gift too, packaged in Ikea storage jars.

Or perhaps O'Neill's often didactic material, earnestly delivered in this straightforward production, felt too safely packaged to unnerve.

Ruefulness, compassion, outrage, fine feelings, and virtuous motives are often too easily packaged in films where the filmmakers seem less interested in discovering than in asserting.

But this postmodern jauntiness too legibly packages her themes, and undermines her novelistic commitment to the mysteriousness of Leo's despair.

Does television too often package science as a pantomime set of characters rather than connect the public to the guts of research?

The unpredictability of the human condition, both emotional and physical, often surprises and beguiles the physician who too neatly packages a diagnosis within a box of predetermined assumptions.