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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all too amazing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is excessively or surprisingly amazing, often with a hint of irony or exaggeration.
Example: "The magician's performance was all too amazing, leaving the audience in disbelief."
Alternatives: "incredibly amazing" or "exceedingly amazing".
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I knew what I had done but it was just too amazing to believe.
(Nicki Minaj told Ryan Seacrest that her mock exorcism failed, too, because Roman was too "amazing" to succumb to holy water).
"It seemed too amazing not to try to squeeze every drop of juice out of that," Mr. Lieberstein said.
You dream of something forever, and when it happens, sometimes it's too amazing to comprehend".
We're not sure, but the resulting video is perhaps too amazing to be true.
When asked where to for the Hulk after this film, Mark Ruffalo simply said: "I can't", with Whedon adding "It's too amazing".
(We both like coffee, too: amazing!) Or perhaps it shows that we both grew up in a time of fewer cultural references, a smaller range of postcards.
Bell is not, as Winner's essay suggests, widening holy portals; like a true evangelical Christian, he's reading the Scriptures and finding something too amazing for any of us hypocrites, judges and sinners.
Carrie Brown found Tara online, and the idea of actually hanging out with other parents who shared these terrifying experiences with unintentionally self-destructive children was too amazing to pass up.
I flip over a cassette of the most important album since Marvin Gaye's What's Going On (though I don't think such portentous thoughts then: just that A-Ha suddenly don't sound too amazing).
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