Sentence examples for far too explosive from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, Rana Dasgupta wrote an eye-opening article in Granta about India's new rich, in which he explained that the country's economic growth had been far too explosive for the small English-speaking upper class to monopolise its rewards.

The Rams are giving up far too many explosive plays down the field.

In one comic, Frohman makes a clerical error that causes the Combine to order far too many explosive barrels, thus suggesting an explanation for the barrels' ubiquity throughout City 17 and beyond.

But observations of an explosive event revealed that it ejected far too little material.

Far, far, too cheap.

It's too personal, too divisive, too explosive.

The rest was too explosive, he said.

Too little, far too late.

Far too racist.

Far too many died.

Far too far.