Sentence examples for ever too short from inspiring English sources

Time is ever too short to go deep into details"].

The related arguments are "touch and go," "very superficial," "in any depth," "a conclusion of self-monitoring," "ever too short," and "into details".

In the third proposition, the focal nucleus "Time is ever too short" and the related argument "to go deep into details" further reinforce the presence of a negative attitude.

Too short ever to replicate Ambrose's style, Brunt instead modelled herself on another Barnsley-born fast bowler in Gough and earned herself the nickname "Blonde Goughie" for her pace.

Although one director told her she was too short ever to be a leading lady, she worked successfully, often in foreign shows like "Beauty and the Beast," "Saturday Night Fever" and "Les Misérables," in which she played Fantine, the role originated in London by Ms. LuPone.

Our societies are too complicated and the human lifespan is too short to ever hope to try to bridge that gulf.

I then launched into a 20-minute tirade about how Diana Ross was at least eight inches too short to ever be an actual working fashion model.

Although there is some overestimation, no protein designated as too short was ever correct.

7. Don't outstay your welcome Nobody ever complains that the speech was too short.

Even with cuts, the piece still felt long – but then nobody ever said Wagner's operas are too short.

Scouts said Moore was too slow to be a defensive lineman and said Harrison was too short and too light to ever make it as an N.F.L. linebacker.