too造句

It's neither too sleepy nor too intimidating.

You sit down too.

Germany (too smelly).

He is too dogmatic!

You deserve one too.

Yeah, we are, too.

We spend too recklessly, laugh too little, drive too fast, get to angry too quickly, stay up too late, get up too tired, read too little, watch TV too often, and pray too seldom.

Guys shouldn't give flowers too often or too infrequently.

Does he laugh too much and talk too loudly?

Sentences vary, the cadence isn't too long, nor too short.

She is never too talkative, never too silent.

The brass is too loud.

But selflessness, too, is repellent.

But it is fair, too.

This sweater is too scratchy.

Papa and I will, too.

The exhaustion of super markets and too much choice. Too big, too modern.

He probably smoked too much, too. Breathed in too much exhaust.

The byword for dress in the western business world is conservative. This means nothing too flashy, too provocative, too casual, too tight or too revealing.

Too much water reduces the adhesion and too little piles the material up too thick on the mold surface.

That child is far too precocious.

Some waiting can't be too long.

You estimate his intellect too highly.

Was not hanging too good for him?

Philosophy is too deep for me.

Too tight, too big, or might have fit had not the elastic given way years ago.

In particular, fiscal policy has been too loose and economies too inflexible.

Farming should be done in season, neither too early nor too late.

Withdrawing too many forces too quickly could jeopardize the progress of the past year.

If you want to emphasise something, for instance, if something was too much, you can use too / too before the adjective, e.g.

For many poor, young, urban blacks, King was too middle-class and genteel, too Southern, too churchly and high-flown; Malcolm had lived as they had.

And if I was too lazy or too dainty or too busy, and left it for someone else, somebody else soon taught me different.

You will endanger your health if you smoke too much.

"Hubris" is too much self-confidence or ego.

He is too voluble; he discusses his emotions.

The tourist complained that the room was too dirty.

The anecdote came off to some as almost too perfect.

I decided to put a couple of modern shoe designs here too, as they are just too bizarre to miss.

Those forecasts could, of course, be wrong, but they could be too high as well as too low.

Despite its progress, Korean society still remains too wary of foreign influence and too biased against women in the workforce.

So long methods not only do too much work, but they require too much work to understand!

Some users regard it as a blessing for those too shy or too tongue-tied to speak their love.

As usual, they're not impressed. The women around here are too old, too fat, too ugly, or..., "Wow, look at her," the pimple-faced one says as he nods his head towards the Jamaican woman.

Then we knew that this was to be expected too; as if that quality of her father which had thwarted her woman's life so many times had been too virulent and too furious to die.

We must not be too hasty in this matter, but if we are too slow we will retard our modernization programme.

When software projects do not succeed, a primary reason is an inappropriate emphasis (either too much or too little) on process rigor.

I am just too tired and too India 'ed out to leave the hotel. I decide to give the Lucknow nightlife a miss.

The fundamental problem with this architecture is that the flash device is erased too often (instead of an optimal erase strategy), which wears the device out too quickly.

Don't let the person who loves you too long to find you too tired, he will be tired, your heart will also hurt.

In the Arab world, and among Persians too, they receive notably little sympathy.

Some people don't care more when they are more stable, which is just too safe.

My lame excuse is that I have too much to do.