Sentence examples for too slack to from inspiring English sources

Too stylish to have a journal's authenticity, Allende's novel is too slack to be artful.

"The Family" finds Besson in director, producer and co-screenwriter mode, adapting Tonino Benacquista's novel "Malavita" into a messy brew that is a bit too slack to get all the way to actually being good.

Likewise, when my mother-in-law passes away in Papers, Please, it's because I've been too slow, too slack, at the border crossing to make enough to afford the medicine that could have saved her.

It also wants to force people claiming unemployment benefit to be seeking jobs more "actively"—it reckons the requirements are too slack at the moment.

The spaghetti bolognese now contains too much chilli, and your energy providers are too slack at reading bills.

If you find that the yarn is pulling apart or too slack, spin your spindle again to store more of the twist.

By repositioning the extensor apparatus, the lateral ligaments would be too slack, resulting in posterolateral instability due to (too much internal) malrotation of the femoral component.

At the Chevy Chase Club, my friends have been asking me why people too stupid or slack to punch a hole through a piece of paper even deserve a vote.

Although it is advisable to trust employees to their responsibilities, beware of becoming too slack with your own responsibility of monitoring and maintaining efficient business operations.

In the end, however, the plotting is just too slack, and most of the actors switch to hamming mode — though not Roberts, who holds her nerve and plays the innocence straight.

They do not just have to worry about rules being too slack.