Sentence examples for followed too from inspiring English sources

Judi Dench has a big American following, but her impersonation of Iris Murdoch may have followed too closely on her 1998 supporting-actress Oscar as Elizabeth I in "Shakespeare in Love".

Interpreting the rules and ensuring they're followed too often conflict.

I'm not sure she followed too precisely what he said.

That was the flawed logic that successive governments followed, too scared of the tabloid media to address the real problems.

He was so confident in its success that he scripted the first eight plays of the drive that followed, too.

No kitemaker was more celebrated in France, and he was closely followed, too, in Germany and America.

Follow too many people, and you lose track of those you love and stop following anyone new.

Other firms will inevitably follow too.

And don't follow too many too quickly.

"But repentance follows too annoyingly close at its heels".

The drama soon became too sordid to follow, too perverse for even mild titillation.