Sentence examples for too sober from inspiring English sources
"We're too sober," he said.
Maybe a little too sober and understated.
The editorial staffs are too small (and too sober).
He was too experienced, too levelheaded, too sober.
But there is something too sober about it.
The demographic realities are too sobering.
Revisiting parenthood at nearly 60 years old and all-too-sober, he has discovered a whole new kind of horror, but this time, "I'm celebrating it," he says.
The drunk calls in his pal, a none-too-sober crop-duster, who uses his "Snoopy" biplane to "dust" the tiny mob gathering in front of the Town Hall.
The music has the forced energy whipped up by D.J.s trying to draw too-sober guests to the dance floor: Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin and, of course, the Rolling Stones, in up-tempo numbers, as if Mr. Humm and Mr. Guidara wanted to host a class reunion for baby boomers.
But the overall impact of McIntyre's staging becomes clear when Robin Bowerman's none-too-sober old-stager forgets a key line and the whole audience provides the prompt in unison: "Sardines!" It's a revival that conclusively proves Frayn's premise that all the world's a stage – unfortunately.
