Sentence examples for bit too most from inspiring English sources

You may lick him a little bit too, most guys like that.

Nonetheless, it was a rare marvel that a man so certain of the church's possession of the truth should criticise those who had believed it with equal fervour, but had taken things a bit too far.The most frequent surprise, however, was the strength of spirit of soul, he would say that kept him going.

But that's a bit too subtle for most Jews.

That may be a bit too esoteric for most attendees (and possibly even for me).

Suddenly banging on about swinging parties just at that time of life when everything's swinging a little bit too much for most women might well be adding to her insecurity.

At the Horfield end, near the prison and a bit too far for most students, the Golden Lion channels the local jollity into its numerous gigs, which vary from local funk and swing bands to grizzled balladeers making their rounds of the West Country.

Right now the network is a bit too slow for most mainstream applications.

"The [blue] light intensity was a bit too strong, so most of the animals in the end got eaten up," De Meester says.

This could be a bit too rich for most holiday wallets, but considering the heft and comfort, you can't go wrong.

Toshiba's 18-4-inch laptop Qosmio G60, which the company announced today, is quite cool, but at $3,200, it may be a bit too pricey for most of us.

It's good that it's actually built-in and won't eat up your memory but I think this might be a bit too late for most hard core users.