Sentence examples for because it went too from inspiring English sources
Sotomayor's "wise Latina" comment was unsettling, and a little depressing, not because it went too far but because it was too limited, reducing the spectrum of decision-making to some sort of biological determinism.
The basis for Packer's entire rant, so far as I can tell, is Santorum's characteristically intemperate suggestion that John F. Kennedy's famous speech on religion and politics made him want to "throw up" because it went too far in separating faith from public action.
"I became disenchanted with the party because it went too far to the right".
Mainstream pundits will spin a tale of an immoderate Democratic Party that lost because it went too far.
All along, GOP leaders have figured that Paul and Collins would be the two Republican senators to vote against a health care proposal ― Collins because it went too far in repealing Obamacare, Paul because it didn't go far enough.
He noted that Nicaragua rejected the deal because it went too easy on countries like the U.S., whose national wealth was built on top of being the world's largest historic emitter of greenhouse gas emissions.
On the other hand, one does not simply want to embrace it because it goes too far".
Yet, only 34% of the general population opposes Obamacare because it goes too far; 13% of Americans asked actually oppose it because it is too timid.
What they neglect to reveal is that a sizable portion of those who opposed the law do so because they don't think it goes far enough, not because it goes too far.
He says: "The UK test is unfit for purpose because it goes too far to include information about British culture and history at the expense of practical knowledge.
You might believe that those opposed to Obama's Affordable Care Act are against it because it goes too far, but an examination of those opposed to his healthcare reform law reveals a more complex picture: 43% of Americans favored Obama's healthcare bill in a recent CNN/ORC poll, while 51% opposed it.
