Sentence examples for a bit strong to from inspiring English sources

A bit strong to compare Hopkins to Hitler?

It seems a bit strong to us for such sensitive areas".

He said it would be "a bit strong" to say parents who raised their children to believe in God were guilty of child abuse.

Observing the solution (2) involves φ̈, which seems a requirement that is a bit stronger to the initial conditions.

The analogue of Theorem 2.1 is the following, where the conditions on the filter (H) are a bit stronger to ensure the validity of the Poisson summation formula enlisted in the proof of the theorem.

"Perhaps that was a bit strong [to compare them to ISIS] but I can't think of a single other movement in the world at the moment that behaves in such a vitriolic and aggressive manner".

Family roles and responsibilities and the expectations that come with these contributed, as one patient reported: "at the time when I started to feel sick I felt that I had to act a little bit strong, to not let the family know how weak I really felt.

"You need to be a little bit stronger to wield these rackets and to get the most out of these strings, so I think that's why we don't see as many teenagers break into the top 100 like we used to".

That's putting it a bit strong, but listen to the singles from this fantastic freakbeat group and you'll see what they're getting at: this is fierce music, guitars scraping and clanging, the beat monolithic.

The plot was similarly criticized, with Welsh calling it "endearing, largely unpronounceable rubbish", while Hattfield termed it "not Gyromancers strong point" and "a bit hard to follow".

While some found Grayson's "Taliban Dan" ad a bit strong, Dan Webster has close ties to a group promoting strict rules for women.