Sentence examples for far too formidable from inspiring English sources

Morrissey believes the East End gangster bosses were targeted by the authorities for being "working class and far too formidable".

Russia's problems are too formidable, decay too far gone.

Bruce is a fine actress, but she leans far too heavily on the idea of her character as a formidable, long-suffering black woman which is in itself a stereotype.

Though a technically formidable pianist, in the beginning he played with far too much physical involvement, he said, resulting in acute shoulder pain that compelled him to take time off in 1991-2.

That dismissal typified a career that has mixed occasional extreme highs with far too many anticlimactic lows, but what came before was a reminder of formidable gifts.

Far, far, too cheap.

Too little, far too late.

Far too racist.

Far too many died.

Far too young.

Far too sensitive!