Sentence examples for too technically from inspiring English sources

"The clients always think the conversation is too technically oriented," said Ken Nopar, a philanthropic consultant based in Chicago.

Both Moris and Agehas remain minorities, too cultish for the layman to understand and too technically difficult to easily emulate.

A week ago, he was too quick, too nimble, too technically gifted for England, and he scored a goal in the famous Wembley Stadium.

He told me that after the show he said to Warren that her book was "too technically intense and it's not reader-friendly".

They don't come to pass because they're too technically difficult, they don't come to pass because maybe they don't fit and people see this as being a promise".

"We are allowing customers who may not be too technically savvy to enjoy the lifestyle," said Josh Will, Best Buy's team leader for computer peripherals.

(The Metropolitan Museum of Art is, too, although technically you can always get into the Met free; the $20 ticket price is recommended).

He added that no member of the committee "has ever said that the cleaning was not prudent and had gone too far technically.

These too are technically outstanding, though the overall level of copper-bronze technology is not considered to have reached the level attained in Mesopotamia.

This book, too, was technically innovative in its interweaving of fictions upon fictions as the main character's personality progressively disintegrates.

"This decision will surprise few, as the proposed onshore development always looked too economically, technically, environmentally and socially risky for too little reward," analysts at the bank Macquarie said in a research note.