Sentence examples for could have too from inspiring English sources

Ang Lee inserted them, but I can understand, and I think Eileen Chang could have, too.

But last week one reader came up with a new problem: "I never thought I could have too much basil".

No language could have too many ways to express the pleasure of emotional, aesthetic, and intellectual connection — or, for that matter, too many ways to simply say yes.

Social democrats gaze across the North Sea and view the Nordic lands as bastions of a benevolent cradle-to-grave welfare state they wish we could have too.

A royal charter avoids using statute, but runs into concerns about independence that ministers (via the privy council) could have too great an influence.

No language could have too many ways to express the pleasure of emotional, aesthetic, and intellectual connection or, for that matter, too many ways to simply say yes.

If I had to go to 12-step programs for ten years, then Fred could've too.

Couldn't have too much; that could waste film.

Could she have too much thyroid hormone?

5 Could you have too much of a good thing?

I used to think you could never have too many".