Sentence examples for described as too from inspiring English sources

He has been described as too smart.

Manuel Herrera, a carpenter, was described as too distraught to speak to reporters.

The Breeam environmental assessment and rating method was described as too complicated by delegates.

Charlotte Hays reports that she's been described as "too nice for New York".

Inflation used to be described as too much money chasing too few goods.

The acquisition, which many experts have described as too expensive, has started to sour on H.P.'s vine.

Not so with his continued tweaking of McNabb, whom Hopkins recently described as too privileged to The Philadelphia Daily News.

British newspapers reported the figure might be as much as $113.6 million, but that figure was later described as too high.

It remains to be seen whether Clinton's proposal, which a spokesman for Sanders described as "too little too late," will sway the voters.

Ms. Marlatt also constructs complex tableaux of jumbled toys, enlarged to giant proportions, that might be described as too much of a good thing.

The causes of insecure jobs and low wages are often described as too multiple and complex – an excuse to leave them in the 'too-difficult-box'.