Sentence examples for bit much to ask for from inspiring English sources
Next big thing might be a bit much to ask for.
The headphones are $349, which, in today's economy, may be a bit much to ask for, especially considering so few people really care about high-quality audio.
I think it's a solid application, but it remains hard to argue $2.99 isn't a bit much to ask for an app that only lets one manage 20 sources.
Overclockers Club did a full review, and found that it works really quite well, it's just that $70 may be a bit much to ask for a CPU cooler.
It would have been a bit much to ask of Havret to get up and down for birdie at the 72nd hole of his first United States Open.
I ended up leaving my daughter with new friends for a few hours: security concerns aside, a sociology lesson that lasts hours in the broiling heat seemed a bit much to ask of a 7-year old.
You couldn't paint things out with CGI in 1949, and it would have been a bit much to ask them to knock it down for the sake of historical accuracy.
He's only just left the closet, so I understand that it's probably a bit much to ask him to become the poster boy for non-traditional relationships, much less radical queer liberation.
I'm sure she would be quite willing, and they're well trained so I'm sure she could do it, but I just think it's a little bit much to ask.' Son Complaining may have been harder for carers because they were unwilling to upset the care workers since they regarded them as very kind, pleasant people.
If that's a bit much to ask, others here insisted that film shows a way through tough situations.
