Sentence examples for it's only too from inspiring English sources

It's only too groovy now and far more vicious.

It's only too bad we were not good enough").

It's only too easy to turn a coolly erotic Gallicism into a ploddingly Anglo-Saxon medical report, or utter filth.

Without curbs on fast food advertising, however, it's only too easy for these healthy living messages to be drowned out.

It's only too easy to live in New York, particularly Manhattan, and almost never see a uniformed soldier, let alone talk to one.

It's only too bad more of them don't have natural light, although a few have great views of St. Paul's and the river, the views breaking up the monotony of consecutive white spaces.

It was only too fitting that Mrs. Bush's performance occurred on the eve of the second anniversary of the most elaborate production of them all: the "Top Gun" landing by the president on the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln.

And so it was only too predictable that once the Democratic party's marquee names proved M.I.A. during the White House march to war, show business's stars would answer the call, whether anyone wanted them to or not.

It is only too clear what Mary would have made of much of today's fiction, and perhaps what she would have said had she judged the Orange prize.

But it is only too common.

Peruse the spring 2010 shows, and it is only too clear.