Sentence examples for a bit soon for from inspiring English sources

Hence one of the liveliest debates on the right: can a Mormon win the presidency?Two years before a presidential election might seem a bit soon for such questions.

Since it is only two years since the last London revival of Timberlake Wertenbaker's iconic 1988 play, it might seem a bit soon for the National to mount a new production.

The Peterborough might come a bit soon for him, so I suspect we might have to go to the King George but we're not making a decision on that just yet".

Unless: The academy is ready to give the 23-year-old Lawrence back-to-back Oscars, though it feels just a bit soon for that sort of thing, even for someone as gifted as Lawrence.

The MP for Rochdale says the deputy leader vacancy has "come a bit too soon" for him.

That was still a bit too soon for some of its readers.

Is all this not coming a bit too soon for them?

Hasn't this World Cup come a bit too soon for him, though?

The Swiss centre-back said: "The end of the season came a bit too soon for me, but we are going to have a short summer.

It may be a bit too soon for Lil Wayne, who has willed himself to rap superstardom over the last two years -- his 2008 album, "Tha Carter III," had the biggest debut week of the year so far -- to spend his accrued capital.

His The Girls From Ames put an era into perceptive for women who came of age between the turmoil of Vietnam, yet a bit too soon for Title IX.