Sentence examples for bit too intense from inspiring English sources

Yet they always seemed a bit too serious, a bit too intense for that.

But that extra bump on the head was a bit too intense for me".

Viva Forever might be a bit too intense and emotional to played before sporting events.

There is a very fine line between not quite getting there, and getting that bit too intense.

A bit too intense to ever really chill to, but it certainly is one for those home-alone times when you might allow yourself to get a teensy bit emo, just for a second.

You can also adjust the light output, if the max brightness of 56 LEDs proves a bit too intense.

Or is he among the Eccentrics, who, though more or less presentable, are a bit too passionately intense about some ism, as in the cases of Mike Huckabee (too much Christianism), Rick Santorum (ditto), Gary Johnson (too much libertarian maximalism), and Ron Paul (ditto, way too much)?

In an age where social media is getting a bit too serious and intense, v2 could bring the joy back to playing around on your phone.

Gray adds a little bit of drama without becoming too intense.

Harrington has cautioned him not to get too intense – which is a bit rich coming from someone who would put Frasier Crane to shame.

If the sauce is too intense for your taste, add a bit of water.