Sentence examples for are only too long from inspiring English sources
The playoffs are only too long if you're out in April.
"The directors and producers are only too happy to accept cuts so long as their film gets a 'U/A' certificate instead of an 'A,"' she said, referring to the "parental guidance" rating.
While the channel rejects that notion as both inaccurate and unfair, some of its long-suffering competitors are only too eager to advance that message.
He's only too familiar with "the long, creative arm of Southern law enforcement": in his youth he was a Black Power activist who narrowly avoided being imprisoned on a trumped-up charge of conspiracy to murder.
Most social workers feel a great weight of responsibility, being only too aware of the long-term consequences for the child and everyone involved.
To my surprise, fans were only too happy to talk, as long as their names are changed: "We want people to realise that we're not these subterranean figures in basements with child porn," says Smith, "we're ordinary people, with families and marriages and children who like a bit of glam rock".
It's a kind of desperation I think Hil is only too familiar with given her long lasting quest for presidency.
Be judicious here: "O" might be too short, where "reallyboredhousewivesofSchenectadycountyohio" is not only too long, who wants to type that every time they log in?
"I knew it would have to come down, but I was being a bit precious until I was shown a letter from an editor in the States, who had liked and taken my first book, saying it was not only too long, but also that she thought there was no way it could be salvaged.
This is entirely too long.
