Sentence examples for have too close from inspiring English sources

I've never bought much art – I have too close a relationship with the taxman.

Speaking in the cold afternoon air, mothers and fathers of those who were killed said their children were let down by prosecutors and grand juries that did not indict police officers in many of the cases, saying the attorneys have too close a relationship to police to fairly represent shooting victims.

"We had too close a brush with death tonight due to illegal guns," he said.

In the course of some tetchy exchanges with the inquiry, Dearlove dismissed criticism that he had too close a relationship with Blair as "complete rubbish".

So does the re-emergence of Soviet-style checkups on those citizens having too close contact with foreigners and other undesirables.The mystery is why, popular as he is, Mr Putin bothers with all these superfluous instruments of control.

He said his "activities at times went too far" and created the perception that the firm "had too close a relationship with the department".

The Conservatives have recently come under fire for having too close a relationship to another powerful entity, News Corporation (as did the Labour party during its tenure).

Another nun has "too close a circle of friends, especially two boys".

Mary Shelley wanted the baby to be sent to Byron and wanted her difficult and temperamental stepsister, who had too close a relationship with her husband, to leave her house.

People in their position don't have too many close friends.

If a German alone had written this they would have been too close and it have all been too serious.