Sentence examples for Too from high-quality English sources.

• We travel too much.

• William Hague: too young?

• The apartment is too dark," she said.

• It becomes too predictable, too safe, too sanitized.

• Too often he comes over as too remote, too intellectual.

• Too many machinations; too many loopholes to satisfy special interests; too little enforcement.

• But you can be too angry and too anxious, too cut off from the taproot of your own strong opinions.

• Too inland, too friendly, the kind of place your accountant’s best friend comes from and where soybean futures are traded, she thinks.

Use Too in a sentence.

• Others migrate because the weather is too hot, too cold, too wet, or too dry during certain times of the year.

• She was told: “‘You’re too young, you’re too pretty, you’re too sexy, you’re too this, you’re too that,’ and I said: ‘I am an actress.’”

• The left has increasingly regarded it as “too white, too male in its history, too elitist, too complicit in the Euro-American aggressions of less enlightened eras”.

• “Where I’ve found that, generally, men are under pressure to be ‘enough’ – big enough, getting laid enough, rich enough, man enough – women feel like they’re ‘too much’ – too fat, too hairy, too saggy, too female.

• It is quite possible to imagine MPs rejecting whatever deal Theresa May brings back from the Brexit talks - each option would produce its own clutch of refuseniks, who regarded it as too hard, too soft, too close to the EU or too far away.

• There is too much bloodshed and conflict, too much greed and corruption, too many despots destroying lives and devastating communities, too many racial and religious divisions, and too little humanity in the darkest corners of the world.

• When Alanis Morissette released Jagged Little Pill in 1995, critics and rock fans complained, with more and less chauvinism, that the album and its singer were too angry, too shrill, too lame, too loud, too immature, too fake.

• “Your conduct was too violent, too sustained, too destructive, too selfish and too reckless with respect to public safety to make a sentence of 13 months at all reasonable,” the judge said, listing the litany of shootings and robberies that Mr.

Too sentence examples

• To help you have an enjoyable time on and around February 14, we’ve come up with Valentine’s Day ideas that should help you plan the Goldilocks of dates: one that’s not too cheap, not too expensive, not too over the top and not too uncaring—it’ll be just right.

• She was criticised for being "too bold, too outspoken, too difficult, too American, too multicultural", it writes, adding that the couple's desire to "renounce the usual menu of royal obligations speaks directly to the challenges facing the monarchy".

• Was it, I wondered, that everything was just too awkward, too revealing, too anxious-making, too upsetting, too embarrassing, too intimidating, too intrusive, or just too private to exhibit in front of me—the husband, the patient householder, the rate-payer, the sandwich-bread buyer?

• As Le Monde put it, Mr Dumont was “too green for the socialists, too red for the greens, too empirical for the Marxists, too statist for the liberals, too agricultural for the economists, too socio-economic for the agriculturalists, too pragmatic for the scientists, too impassioned for the academics, too moderate for the militants, too demanding for the third-worlders, too non-conformist for the authorities, too reasonable for the dreamers.”