Sentence examples for is far too strong from inspiring English sources

No, hate is far too strong a word for that.

Riise's corner is far too strong, though, and sails over everyone in the box.

And the euro is far too strong now for Finland, which depends almost entirely on exports".

But the second serve is far too strong for Li, who misses long for 15-0.

In both Britain and the US the link is far too strong with rich children getting a good education and poor children a bad one.

Panic is far too strong a word to describe the mood in camp McIlroy in the aftermath of a couple of woeful performances at Wentworth and in Jack Nicklaus's Memorial Tournament in Ohio, when he missed the cut at both events.

Sorrel is far too strong-flavored to eat as a vegetable.

It's far too strong, and indigestible.

dnwong: - "I think rubbish would be far too strong.

That would clearly be far too strong a word for Mr. Robertson.

It's a strong set-up and I think it will be one that's far too strong for South Africa".