Sentence examples for is called too from inspiring English sources

It is called too big to fail.

It is called "Too Much Skin, Taste & Turpentine" (through Dec. 9).

The new LP is called Too Old to Die Young, it comes out this month, and if you like feeling good and warm, you should get it.

Meantime, Mr. Cannuscio's efforts have been called too timid.

Could such projects be called too labour- and energy-intensive?

McIlroy had best be careful: he would not want to be called too nice.

One outfit was called "Too Frida" presumably after Frida Kahlo, and another "Tabasco".

Every woman I know, particularly the senior ones, has been called too aggressive at work.

The ball before the wicket-taking delivery could easily have been called, too.

In the early 1980s, before most boomers started raising families, they were called too selfish to have children.

The president has been called too stubborn to admit a mistake, the same accusation that Mr. Giuliani often heard as mayor.