Sentence examples for for some too from inspiring English sources

There is, for some, too much information.

He's too white for some, too black for others.

Forgetting what we had already ordered, we asked for some, too, and were glad we did.

They were easy to slip into our pockets when the man wasn't looking, and we paid for some, too.

Brown's legacy remains controversial not because her success is in question but because, for some, too much was lost in her kind of success.

His extravagance and his privacy combine to keep him outside the fold, making him too precious for some, too inscrutable for others.

This might be the beginning of the end for some too-big-to-fail banks.

[The album] may be too poppy for some, and too dark for others.

They will either be too high for some, or too low for others.

It was too much for some people; too extra.

"Too Many Bone Tests for Some, and Too Few for Others" (The Consumer.