Sentence examples for and even too from inspiring English sources

Craig was too small (5ft 11in), too blond (Fleming's Bond was dark-haired), and even too thespian, said some.

The metallic clatter the Satellite 40's daisy wheel makes when it strikes the platen definitely seems too loud for a library, and even too loud for a high-tech informational retrieval center, but it sure is satisfying.

Only months ago, before January's turmoil, she was readying herself for retirement after 30 years in politics and was widely seen as too feisty, and even too left wing, to rise beyond a series of midlevel coalition cabinet appointments.

As George Orwell realised many years ago, sloppy writing means sloppy thinking and if we routinely reach for big nouns, we can avoid looking too directly, and even too critically, at the people, both powerful and powerless, with whom we share this world.

Way too long for a resume, and even too detailed for a CV.

Although some of the ideas pitched in Tallinn sounded very similar and even too common (another CAD library, another taxi app or social content filter etc), that didn't bother Jüri Kaljundi, member of Estonian Startup Leaders Club.

After edge functionalization by NH2, the active surface area of GM NH2 at the entrance becomes apparently small and thus has a negative effect on the H2 permeability and is even too small to allow CH4 molecules to enter.

The temperature never got to 70 and was even too cold for golf.

He also said of the president's forthcoming jobs speech, "Is this maybe too little, and maybe even too late?" The show was not all broccoli.

What stood out even more vividly was something too obvious, and perhaps even too familiar, for television to showcase: an African-American president holding court as two white, and white-haired, former presidents, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, looked on deferentially.

But they're competent predators — and perhaps even too successful.