Sentence examples for allowed to be too from inspiring English sources

The phrase "allowed to be too" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express permission or acceptance of something being excessive or additional, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "You are allowed to be too cautious in your decisions if it helps you feel secure."
Alternatives: "permitted to be excessive" or "allowed to be overly".

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We were not allowed to be too strong.

In previous Lego games, which are best enjoyed in co-operative play mode, the players' two characters were not allowed to be too far apart.

He said if air marshals were allowed to be too casual in their dress, "they probably would not gain the respect of passengers if a situation were to occur".

(5) The affinity between receptor and tested molecule is neither allowed to be too strong nor allowed to be too weak; only moderately binding cells survive and enter the circulation.

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Every bedroom needs one, so why shouldn't it be allowed to be scene too?

(Teenage girls are allowed to be good at it, too … kind of).

Velveeta is legally not even allowed to be called cheese because it contains too many additives.

"Pathfinder allowed us to be too complacent in future project planning," Mr. Spear said.

And, he allowed himself to be too influenced by a staffer.

He's allowed himself to be too co-opted by the administration's party line crafted by Summers for my taste.

If nothing else, it shows he will not allow himself to be too distracted if there is a repeat in any of England's games.

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