Sentence examples for because it seemed too from inspiring English sources

A representative of Keren Hayesod, the central fund-raising organisation for Israel, once returned DM2,500 (then $600) to a wealthy donor because it seemed too small a contribution.Germany's growing prosperity and its readiness to come to terms with its Nazi past encouraged Jews to unpack their suitcases in the 1970s and 1980s.

The designers experimented with a crank, but eventually discarded that idea because it seemed too fragile.

I'd never gotten into "Scandal" because it seemed too outlandishly over-the-top, a silly sex-and-murder-fueled Washington soap opera.

What technology that you wanted to put into a film were you not able to because it seemed too far-fetched?

(Who says Silicon Valley is low-key?) "This is something Michael and I would not do for ourselves because it seemed too self-promotional," Ms. Birch said.

"I didn't do the one on the dictatorships because it seemed too skewed and based on a distorted historical vision," wrote one student in a chat-room missive.

"Imperfect" is not the adjective many of them choose when speaking about Mr. Schundler privately, because it seems too gentle.

"None of them knew how to admit sadness, or confusion, or hurt," we are told, because it seems too much like weakness.

"One day, I'm like, 'It's f***ing for sure them.' And the next day I'm like, 'There's no way it's them' because it seems too savvy of Hollywood politics".

Jennifer Egan has gone by Jenny since she was a child, but, she told me, "I never considered using Jenny when publishing because it seems too casual to stand up to print".

One of its central themes is that writers, artists and filmmakers, including himself, have largely ignored climate change – "he great derangement" of the title – simply because it seems too far-fetched and terrifying.