Sentence examples for idea too far from inspiring English sources

But Mr. van Hove takes the idea too far.

But never take a good idea too far.

And they can take a simple idea too far.

But corporate America has a habit of taking a good idea too far.

Indeed, for many people it can seem like a kooky child-rearing idea too far.

There is also a gnarled, fossilised clump of pork crackling that pushes the crunchy texture idea too far.

Mr. Collins said the strip's creator, Chester Gould, had later said he had originally wanted Tracy to wear a wrist TV but that his editors had called the idea too far-fetched.

In the NAHT's submission to the STRB, the union's general secretary, Russell Hobby, called some of the ideas "too far, too soon".

You may find my ideas too far-out, too unrealistic, but I believe in the power of faith, and in the power of the truth, compassion and beauty that exists in the depths of the human soul, just as I believe human civilization is advancing mightily like a tide.

To his probable delight, critics of Mr Cameron's idea could not agree whether his idea went too far or not far enough.

Eighty-two percent of Trump voters say the order is "good the way it is," while 76percentt of Clinton voters call it "basically a bad idea". Non-voters are split multiple ways, with 25percentt saying it's good the way it is, 24percentthatat it's a good idea taken too far, and 30percentthatat it's a fundamentally bad idea.