Sentence examples for too spectacular from inspiring English sources

The day, though, was too spectacular.

Another thing I wanted to avoid was to make those sewers too spectacular.

"I also like the fact that the chancellor hasn't done anything too spectacular.

This "Pelleas" was a bit too spectacular for its own good.

He called the client, reported that the weather was too spectacular, he was going to Central Park.

Their voices were far too spectacular even for a wedding; there was the feeling of happening upon virtuosos singing in a coffee shop.

The commencement ceremony, too, was spectacular.

It has moments, too, of spectacular, self-lacerating honesty.

"We're having to make too many spectacular plays," Marbury said.

Those bombardments too were spectacular to watch from a safe distance — no Iraqi faces, voices or bodies cluttered up the shots.

A few outdoor scenes are set in dry fields, but there are summer moments, too, of spectacular lavender flowers and innumerable butterflies.