Sentence examples for is was too from inspiring English sources

He added, however, that is was too early to have confidence in a sustained upturn.

Others say that wealthy developers and business people influenced the decision not to call the area Little Saigon, worried that is was too politically charged.

He called himself a "jokester," and lamented that is was "too bad that something I said in jest was turned into something it's not".

However, the election of Scott Brown was a defining moment for the Obama administration and the party of which he is the leader because it forced the president and his party to choose between backing away and conceding that their agenda for change, as modest as it actually is, was too much for the American people, or redoubling their efforts and commitment to change.

When Penelope Cruz said, "And the winner is...Christoph Waltz," I thought it was a mistake, since the custom has lately been to say "And the Oscar goes to... .. Occasionally, someone like Cher would say, "And the winner is... .. and you wondered if it was a slip or whether, like me, she believed "And the winner is" was too historic to mess with.

Additionally they remarked that is was too detailed and its completion required an overwhelming effort.

"Rob Douglas (68 mins) is being too cautious.

Perhaps he is being too self-critical.

He says Burnham is being too negative.

But Allison is being too modest.

"To say it's a disgrace is being too charitable".