Sentence examples for instance of too from inspiring English sources

But the power behind the image is flimsy: it's just another instance of too much red tape.

Another instance of too much neatness: Louise Fishman's small sewn painting functions as a footnote here; she would have been better represented by one of her plywood paintings from this period.

Perhaps the hyperbolic opening of Friday night's premiere — part comic book, part "Die Hard With a Vengeance" — reflects some nervousness, an instance of trying too hard to please, on the part of the show's creators.

The ballistic-donkey system is also a perfect instance of the too-common paradox presented by a highly destructive weapon that can be controlled only very imprecisely..

Rather, the constraints were most often related to those that a member is confronted with during or after confinement, for instance the existence of too many requirements and lack of information on benefits.

Therefore the returned objects of those arithmetic operations are instances of distributed_data_object, too.

However, because of the cover-up, almost every single instance of abuse is too old to be prosecuted, according to the report.

Some commentaries on current affairs, for instance, seem too of their moment.

However, he said "any instance of violence is one too many".

But, in the instance of relationships, kissing them too much may make them think that you're only with them because of their lips, or physical/intimate stuff in general.

While I commend him for his humility and courage to publicly declare that he was wrong, this is just one of too many instances.