Sentence examples for too study from inspiring English sources
Even the preppy country-club conservatives (there are more than a handful) are openly accepted by the town as they, too, study Buddhism and drink green smoothies.
While Americans, too, study at these outposts to hone language skills and experience another culture, most students are foreigners who couldn't or didn't want to travel to the United States.
Why Keanu Reeves's £90m flop is making us sad, too Study shows US film ratings barely distinguish between levels of violence The US box office report will see Jeremy Kay explain how Frozen is putting the competition on ice.
3. Lectures aren't just boring, they're ineffective, too, study finds.
At times, Wols's still lifes may seem too studied.
He, too, studied biology, and received his doctorate in 1986.
Inevitably, though, it's all too studied – and studied mannerisms just aren't sexy.
Nothing standard, nothing too studied, and leisurely breakfasts promising delicious surprises.
The museum staff members gazed, too, studying the tiny new worlds that Ms. Sze had conjured.
The combinations had to look as if by coincidence, and not too studied.
Where similar bands can sound too studied, We Are Scientists makes its precision seem inspired.
