Use Too in a sentence. How to use the word Too in a sentence? Sentence examples with the word Too.
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Examples of Too in a sentence
- *** I am too scared to stay alone, please abide with me.
- *** She is too proud to accept any help.
- *** For many politicians, abortion is too hot a topic to handle.
- *** This has been too upset for such a distracting editor as Blu Aardvark.
- *** Too anxious to fulfill the obligation is a kind of ingratitude.
- *** I’m a little overweight. It can also mean too much fat, especially so you’re not in shape.
- *** The prices are not too high in Osteria, and the atmosphere is bright and welcoming.
- *** However, it became all too evident at the end of the 20th century that the legions did not follow the vanguard.
- *** Shrimp producers are too powerful to be touched.
- *** Even so, it is forcing credulity too far to conclude that the debtor has a defensible case.
- *** Maggie was too surprised, too surprised to resist it.
- *** The most sentimental thing in the world is to hide your feelings; He is doing too much of them.
- *** The movie is too cloying sentimental.
- *** A little is very long; too much is unbearably sentimental.
- *** It is the opinion of a sentimental tourist that no price would be too great to pay, declared the novelist.
- *** Do not be too sentimental with the cat.
- *** She is too sentimental with her cat.
- *** A group of too many curved lines, without the structural rigidity of the straight lines, tends to become sweet and sentimental.
- *** Economist Proud Strong says that Bulgaria got into trouble by having too many government employees, spending freely on retirement payments and cheating investors.
- *** Wild rice is too expensive to serve, like traditional rice, as an accompaniment to other dishes.
- *** But these cute characters are modeled too modestly to have a convincing dimension.