Sentence examples for collection is too from inspiring English sources

The arrogance of any librarian deciding what in the collection is "too offensive" terrifies me.

The picture, like many others in the collection, is too immense to be hindered by any ill-fitting frame, and contains much more than any singular design.

It's one of the masterpieces of the Renaissance in this country, housed alongside the potting sheds of the late 17th-century formal gardens.hrp.org.uk (0870 751 5170) Anthony Minghella Film director The Samuel Beckett Collection The University of Reading The Samuel Beckett Collection is too much of a secret.

Radio 2 does clip shows from time to time, and both Radio 4 and Radio 2 have had documentaries in the past about classic comedy albums, but the idea that a disc jockey might be let loose on the airwaves late at night to play random comedy tracks from his own record collection is too outlandish even to contemplate.

Sadly, the collection is too large to display and is mainly stored in old whisky tins – "you can get about 1,200 in each and I must have about 100 tins" – while Jones's favourites, including one for a Koenigsegg supercar, are in a ringbinder.

According to a story on TMZ, legal papers filed aginst the 80-year-old designer claim the use of the letter K on a pair of trainers from his eponymous collection is too similar to New Balance's distinctive N, a similarity that has already been noted elsewhere.

IT would seem hard for Amazon to argue that the complexities of collection are too overwhelming.

High laced duck boots threatened to swallow a cute outfit, but the rest of the collection was too sharp and full of variety to complain about a dumb accessory.

The new agreement, which Google hopes other libraries will endorse, lets the University of Michigan object if it thinks the prices Google charges libraries for access to its digital collection are too high, a major concern of some librarians.

Mr. Geller's collection was too close to his earlier work (enough with the gangster striped suits), but you could see that he is thinking more commercially, with washed-out gray jeans, a charcoal wool bomber and a hunter green fishtail parka.

In the 1980's, an appointed committee decided that a detailed exercise in data collection was too "painstaking," and opted instead to do an aerial survey.