Sentence examples for being too supportive from inspiring English sources

Belarus has expelled Sweden's ambassador for "being too supportive of human rights," Foreign Minister Carl Bildt of Sweden said Friday.

has been perceived by many Catholic commentators as being too cozy with Republicans, while Sister Campbell has been seen as being too supportive of Democratic causes.

The Obama administration has been criticized by some of Mr. Morsi's rivals as being too supportive of the Egyptian president, as has Mr. Kerry, who was the first American senator to meet Mr. Morsi.

The Bank of England has become embroiled in the increasingly bitter EU referendum debate after its governor was forced to fend off accusations that Threadneedle Street was being too supportive of the government's pro-EU line.

Kerry emerged as the leading candidate, but Dean briefly surged ahead in the polls when he attacked Kerry and other Democrats for being too supportive of the Bush Administration.

In March, Carney was forced to fend off accusations that Threadneedle Street was being too supportive of the government's pro-EU line and described as "entirely unfounded" the suggestion from the pro-Brexit Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg that the Bank was being politically partisan.

Jennifer: Oh my god, they're too supportive.

"They're too supportive to come," Natasha told me just before the concert.

That board appears to be a board that was too supportive of him and not independent.

Mr. Shelby has suggested that Mr. Goss, a former C.I.A. officer, is too supportive of the intelligence agencies and their leadership.

Landmark College and Lesley University are too supportive for his level and the other colleges you mention in the article are too far from home.