Sentence examples for bit much that from inspiring English sources

If it all sounds a bit much, that's because it is.

I mean, it seems a bit much that he's KoM ahead of 4,000 other (mainly) mortal riders.

And so this girl, quite rightly, found it a bit much that when she came to concerts you would get all this emotion splurged out on the stage.

"I do find it a bit much that just after taking a bashing in the local elections he should bring in someone who was a secretary of state under Sarkozy," says MEP Emmanuel Maurel.

The President told the monolingual audience that, "at a time when American values are being assaulted by a country we've had to liberate twice in the last century, it's a bit much that Senator Kerry goes around acting like the headwaiter at some snooty French restaurant".

But even with her respect for such policies — "You don't want anyone to hurt themselves," she said — Ms. Stapylton said it was a bit much that, apparently because of health and safety rules, York would not be sponsoring a traditional fireworks celebration for Guy Fawkes Night on Monday.

"I just thought it was a bit much, but that was that".

Even Roger Corman thought it was a bit much but that hasn't stopped him from presenting it, has it?

That's probably a bit much, considering that the app seems to just involve geo-tagging photos so you can remember the places you've been.

And she is to be congratulated for infusing her piece with sprinklings of Español (just a bit — not too much) that bring the reader closer to her subject.

It's a bit much to swallow that Google designed functionality specifically for the browser and failed to notice this particular quirk.