Sentence examples for far too rough from inspiring English sources

In other cases, boom was laid in waters that were far too rough for it.

Like Mr. Wilde's "Beach Red" (1967) and "No Blade of Grass" (1970), "The Naked Prey" burns with Darwinian fury: the struggle between Man and his pursuers is played out in the context of fierce, interspecies predation, much of it courtesy of stock footage far too rough for the Discovery Channel.

If anything, Broadway, far from being too rough for Housman, may turn out to be too tame.

There was little evidence of swing, even with the new ball, and if there was any reverse swing to be had later on it was a hint only for the Lord's outfield is far too lush to rough up the ball and there is only so much cross-seam bowling that can be done.

But far too many of the rough edges have been smoothed over.

They say the sub is ready to go, but so far the seas have been too rough for his voyage to the deep to begin.

But he couldn't because the ride was too far back and the road too rough.

Last weekend I spent far too long perusing the aisles of Rough Trade East, getting distracted from my Christmas shopping.

Another was academics: far too thin-skinned and unworldly for the rough-and-tumble of political life.

Which, predictably, did not go well, as he was far too conservative for the state and had a rough background.

"It's a rough turnaround," said Sampras, who is far too phlegmatic to rail against something so elemental as the heavy hand of television.