Sentence examples for further too far from inspiring English sources

To Judy Scott Feldman, chairwoman of the National Coalition to Save Our Mall, the design goes back further; too far, in fact.

On Saturday, however, some delegates took it further – too far, according to Broadly Speaking – and called for the union's executive and officers to work with other unions towards a general strike next year.

This new series is also a marketing tool, one that takes the process a little further, but not too far.

No doubt, with the rising tide of genetic studies, further information is not too far away.

The forum further asks: "Has Uganda gone too far?

In the off-season, the competition committee may look for ways to further penalize players who go too far.

Yet any movie that is contemporary in feeling is likely to go further than other movies — go too far for some tastes — and "Bonnie and Clyde" divides audiences, as "The Manchurian Candidate" did, and it is being jumped on almost as hard.

But his party's calls to stand up to the Chinese by rewriting Japan's antiwar Constitution to allow a full-fledged military rather than self-defense forces have raised fears he will go too far and further isolate Japan in the region.

Opining for the UK's Daily Mail, journo Tamara Abraham took it a step further, saying the dress "erred too far on the slutty side," which a) implies that you can err an acceptable amount (that, or Abraham just doesn't know her English) and b) that to slut is to err (Abraham doesn't know her post-feminism either).

Citizens already inside the club are in a funk about further expansion, feeling it has gone too far too fast.

Further directorial efforts included A Bridge Too Far (1977), the antiapartheid film Cry Freedom (1987), the Charlie Chaplin biopic Chaplin (1992), and Shadowlands (1993), a depiction of the relationship between American poet Joy Gresham and English writer C.S. Lewis.