Sentence examples for are a bit much though from inspiring English sources

The story, and the flashbacks through which it is conveyed, are a bit much, though the initial conversation between Alex and Felicia is one of the funniest and most surprising in the movie.

Parents are a bit much.

That's not going to do much for their self-esteem, is it?' An hour of these would be a bit much for anyone, though, so the core of the show is the fruits of his efforts to compile a book of correspondence - 'because then someone else is doing at least half the work'.

It was a bit much," she said, though she took pains to say how proud she was of her tiny son.

The thunderclaps every 30 minutes may be a bit much for sensitive children, though my toddler couldn't wait until they started again.

Come the Festival, though, it would be a bit much for anyone to hope that Long Run could match the extravagance of Sprinter Sacre in the opener.

The motorcycle, though, is a bit much.

I'd tell him his not-partying was a bit much (well-known party school, and though I didn't go there for the "atmosphere," it usually drags you in).

Halfway through the book, Herz succumbs to the futile passion without which an Anita Brookner novel would be unthinkable (though it's a bit much to give her chilly, timid hero a name that means heart in German).

Though it may be a bit much to eat at all nine diners in one trip, the itinerary is a great reference to have while passing through the state.

But in her time, she has supported hanging, opposed equalising the age of consent for 'buggers' and pretty well anything done by single mothers, and thought it humane to keep prisoners handcuffed while undergoing surgery, though conceded it was a bit much when wardens chained a woman who was giving birth.