Sentence examples for too properly from inspiring English sources

He reverted to playing with panache rather than too properly.

However, is there such a thing as doing things too properly?

"It's things like talking too properly when you're in informal social settings," he continued.

While filming one of the episode's fight scenes, according to Kathryn Prescott, the actors "did it a bit too properly", with injuries sustained to both Megan Prescott and Giles Thomas.

Director Charles Martin was initially dubious of whether Megan and Kathryn Prescott would be able to film Katie and Emily's fight well enough, but Kathryn said that on their first rehearsal they "did it a bit too properly", ripping out parts of Megan's hair extensions.

This is just too properly set the table before digging in, so to speak… Also, I would mention that the patient partially recovered vision 3 months after surgery, for the sake of completeness.

Our other cities must make sure that they, too, are properly prepared for this kind of roving terrorism.

Maybe we are too close properly to address his uneven trajectory – though retrospectives have a kind of duty to chart more than the highpoints.

Harmonic effects, too, were properly expressive, as with the unease of the bell sounds in "La Vallée des Cloches" or -- most touching of all -- the quiet, awkward sincerity of the fool's song in "Alborada del Gracioso".

Indeed, one of Feferman's criticisms of the permutation invariance criterion is that it allows too many properly mathematical notions to be expressed in purely logical terms.

The game is full of smart touches, too, like properly settling you back into the world.