Sentence examples for all too dear from inspiring English sources

Yet the bill that has come due for that desire is all too dear.

Asked to name a film starring Joan Crawford, aspiring video clerks all too often write, "Mommie Dearest". Many people turn the test in blank.

"The Japanese and Dutchmen come in every year and buy all the babies, so is too dear now".

The best sites have all been taken, and building is too dear; the fashion now is to remove dams.

We've lost all too many dear friends and colleagues on the job, in the field, in the line of fire.

The works all come from Frankenthaler's personal collection — works that, until now, she deemed too dear to sell — and the show has the air of a secret lovingly shared.

E: Too dear.

Mine too, dear friend.

But it may be too dear for this purpose.

Happy Mother's Day to you, too, dear.

Oh yes – the Aperol spritz is a quid too dear.