Sentence examples similar to feel too high from inspiring English sources

Another problem is the power steering, which can feel too light at high speeds.

Many high-protein, low-carb diets can simply feel too restricting for long-term adoption.

I feel too ashamed, too inferior.

Dismissed as a blond beefcake after his success in Rich Man Poor Man, Nolte took about five minutes to prove everybody wrong, and if he works too much today, then it doesn't feel like too high a price to pay for the occasional movie like Affliction or Jefferson In Paris.

I had minor complaints as well: the steering wheel felt too close; the high-beam stalk worked in the old-fashioned American way (pull to activate either high or low beams) rather than in the intuitive European manner (push for brights, pull to dim); the radio lacked a tuning knob; and reflections of the dash in the windshield were nearly blinding.

Maybe five at a pinch but four feels far too high.

Hain has acquired companies that make natural foods like Health Valley cereals, Terra Chips snacks and Westsoy soy milk, sometimes for prices analysts felt were too high.

The online maps would be free to all, including commercial users who, previously, had to acquire expensive and restrictive licences at £5,000 per usage, a fee many entrepreneurs felt was too high.

It originally tried to sell the Nexus One direct for $529, a price many felt was too high, contributing to the eventual failure of that experiment.

It felt impossibly too high a mountain to climb.

He felt too strong then, and his high fastballs were clobbered.