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1
It seemed that this gentleman was
too
refined
to talk to them.
2
He assumed that Syson was become
too
refined
to eat so roughly.
3
His nerves were
too
refined
;
his training too conventional; his imagination too developed.
4
Talking of marriage in general, he observed, 'Our marriage service is
too
refined
.
5
Of course, they would be
too
refined
to put the motive into words.
6
M. Charvet was
too
refined
to recall this promise to her Majesty's recollection.
7
He was far
too
refined
,
his voice too cultured, and his words too precise.
8
They thought she was almost
too
refined
a luxury for them to indulge in.
9
Her shoulders were of an order far
too
refined
to rub or be rubbed.
10
This was sound practical doctrine, and rationally repressed a
too
refined
scrupulosity of conscience.
11
You are a cosmopolite, and look on these things with
too
refined
a speculation.
12
These views may possibly seem
too
refined
,
but at any rate they require consideration.
13
Sugar is
too
refined
for health, rice suffers through refinement, and so does wheat.
14
But with due deference to Sir Joshua's ingenuity, I think the conjecture
too
refined
.
15
The Wenty gentry are far
too
refined
for that.
16
Mr. Beeson's elegance was not
too
refined
;
it had made reasonable concessions to local taste.
too
refined
too