Sentence examples for for is too from inspiring English sources

"The price the My Dinh stadium asked for is too unreasonable," Le Hung Dung, vice chairman of the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF), told Reuters on Friday, playing down media reports that the game could be canceled.

"I'm a Republican, but if I want something done I call Tom Daschle," says one backer.Mr Thune may argue that Mr Daschle does not share "South Dakota values" (code for "is too liberal on abortion and gay marriage").

The chief executive I work for is too conservative, E-mails a FORBES reader, a vice president of sales at a company he would rather not name.

When asked on why he went in on the round, investor Chris Sacca said, "Hackers building stuff other hackers will pay for is too good to pass up".

I believe there is an epidemic of overtreatment, but not because the blood pressure level that we aim for is too low.

We might refuse to come to the yoga mat one day because we don't have the energy for it or forsake a volunteer experience because the organization we're working for is too disorganized.

"He scolded fireflies for being too bright.

For being too poor, or too rich.

For being too mean, or too nice.

Then came Swedes for being "too quick," the Dutch for being "too dominating," Americans for being "too rough," Greeks for being "too lovey-dovey," Welshmen for being "too selfish," and so on.

They blame surveyors for being too negative.