Sentence examples similar to is too much to accept from inspiring English sources

If the errors of today are too much to accept, we may have to give up some of the advantages of innovation.

Tony was elevated in 1986 to assistant editor but the Robert Maxwell era was too much to bear and he accepted a redundancy package.

The hierarchy was too much to bear.

It was too much to take in.

There is too much to know.

The nightmare of the press industry had been that the new regulatory body would be populated by figures from Hacked Off, but Cameron told Clegg that the industry had to accept a total veto was too much to ask.

"Would you agree with me, Bishop Egan," the lawyer pressed, "that if one person, one individual, has been affected by the sexual abuse of a clergy member, when that person was a child, that that's far too much to accept in any diocese?" "It would not be a significant portion of the diocese," he replied.

The invitation was accepted: "A blue rose would be too much to expect," she remarked.

It was too much to be wearing".

"There's too much to bloody do".

That's too much to expect".