Sentence examples for too purposeful from inspiring English sources

At my worst, I suspect I get too purposeful.

But Mr. Barker, a 65-year-old British playwright with an international cult following, is far too purposeful for that.

But Sherez is too purposeful a writer to fall into the tired convention of making everything depend on his hero.

A questioning look exchanged and held for a half-second, the trembling of a lower lip, a stride that is a little too purposeful, a conversation that breaks into an uncomfortable silence: these are the signs of potentially life-altering choices and incipient chaos seething under the placid surfaces of bourgeois lives.

He says there are too few purposeful activity places and a quarter of the population are unemployed.

But it's a joke taken too far; its purposeful irreverence gets boring.

The finale, too, is immensely purposeful, and only the closing minutes of the symphony disappoint.

Acts of bravery and desperation follow, as do speeches that are too self-consciously purposeful not to be corny.

The fighting outside escalates, and acts of bravery and desperation follow, as do speeches that are too self-consciously purposeful not to be corny.

Atwood's mix of poetry and sharply observed social detail is devastating, and purposeful, too: a stark warning of what waits in the wings when a quasi-religious government has power over women's bodies.

(Simple in premise, the Volcker Rule is in fact incredibly complex and contains multiple exemptions too large and purposeful to be called loopholes).