Sentence examples for too well trained from inspiring English sources

What's more, nowadays historians are too numerous and too well trained to let myths pass uncommented on.

The journalists are the nervous boys daring one another to ask, and the players are the girls, lined up against the wall, probably wishing they were someplace else, but too well trained and polite to say it.

In Goethe's text, Mephistopheles first appears to Faust in the guise of a black poodle: so there, onstage, was a real black poodle, too cute and well trained to evoke anything very diabolical and greeted with affectionate titters by the audience.

If there is a problem, he says, it is that too many cops are not well trained in how to use force safely and so rely on brute violence or, worse, their guns.

ISAs who are expected to do this task need to be well trained and they too need to be supported with transportation.

Only do this with well trained rats who won't panic too much.

These dancers were so well trained that they made everything look almost too easy.

But as the drafters of the resolution realised, it was never going to be enough on its own to prevent Colonel Qaddafi from killing his people.Even without their combat aircraft and helicopter gunships, Colonel Qaddafi's paramilitaries are proving too well-trained and well-equipped for the motley rebel forces to withstand on their own.

Moscow denies they are Russian soldiers, calling them Crimean "self-defence" forces - though correspondents say they are too well-trained and equipped to be an irregular militia.

Maybe I've been too well-trained by Google, but when I am searching on my computer, I find it hard to beat the efficiency of skimming down a list of text links.

If someone is too well-trained into their sleep cues, when those cues are missing say, on the road or a plane then sleep can be elusive.