Sentence examples for is too rather from inspiring English sources

Timothy Williamson, Wykeham professor of logic at the University of Oxford, has contributed a catalogue essay on the subject – words as labels, the nature of belief, the value of uncertainty, binary oppositions – and very fascinating it is too; rather more than the experience in the gallery.

The irony of Ms Yellen's exclusion from the list is that it is because she is too powerful, rather than not powerful enough.

Some philosophers might attack Success Theory on the grounds that it is too internalist rather than not internalist enough.

Sometimes, the problem is too many cars rather than not enough.

But in the end, the novel is too starry-eyed rather than too streetwise.

But sustainability science is too often descriptive rather than prescriptive.

Others said the walls were too vertical, rather than appropriately rounded.

If anything, sterling has been too strong rather than too weak.

For 10 years, my problem was too little, rather than too much, food.

"I have felt it is better to make a mistake by being too conciliatory rather than listening to the attorneys".

It is even more a sign of progress that race in this campaign was too slithery, rather than too hot, to grip.