Sentence examples for too usual from inspiring English sources
Grotesquely high executive pay is all too usual.
Reaching Antarctica is both too different and too usual now.
It's standard; an all too usual form of buyer's remorse — only Clare's experiencing it prior to sale.
But the Nets had already seen something far too usual from Martin, and it was a discouraging sight.
And, as is too usual these days, the book is full of typos— over fifty, especially in the Latin and Greek, into which Oxford has imported some bizarre typography over which I am sure the author had little control.
All the while I listen to fellow writers debate writing gay characters into storylines, not because it is controversial but because it's become too usual.
Read on and tell us in the comments: What did you read, watch and love this week? 1. Cruel And All-Too-Usual -- HuffPost Highline In Michigan, juvenile inmates in adult prisons face inhuman treatment at the hands of both correctional officers and other prisoners.
(AT&T makes a few gloppy contributions, too — the usual junkware apps. Fortunately, you can delete them).
The portly Squire, in plus fours, and his guests were there too, as usual.
But there was a lot of defiance, too – the usual chants went up: "Glory to Ukraine – glory to the heroes".
That Biennale's constituent shows were mostly so-so and/or too-too in the usual way — swamping aesthetic appetite, numbing critical perception — of giant international exhibitions.
