Sentence examples for carried too far from inspiring English sources

But 20-20 hindsight can be carried too far.

Sometimes simplicity can be carried too far, as was evident in two other appetizers.

This principle can be carried too far, however, and was on the diagramed deal.

This business of keepin' it real — it can be carried too far, and it can come across as arrogant.

This business of keepin' it real it can be carried too far, and it can come across as arrogant.

Of course, carried too far, political stagecraft can backfire, as President Bush famously experienced with his aircraft carrier landing and "Mission Accomplished" banner in 2003.

Altitude and technology will not only cause goalkeepers stress, but also make balls carry too far on crosses, causing some headers to be missed by two feet, said Marcus Hahnemann, a reserve keeper for the United States and a man not given to understatement.

David Bromwich later warned against carrying too far the idea that Iago is an artist figure within the play, a representation of Shakespeare himself, as Iago's "genius is the opposite of Shakespeare's.

This will prevent most wild pitches, passed balls and foul balls from carrying too far away from the diamond.

After he was hired as the Giants' coach, Coughlin watched Barber carry the ball on game films and he noticed that Barber carried it too far from his torso.

And this unnamed midtown restaurant really carried it too far, in my opinion, with this ceiling decoration.