Sentence examples for kind of too from inspiring English sources

They're still kind of too young.

And that's kind of too bad.

"It was kind of too late," he added.

"I thought, that's kind of too bad," he said.

But I have kind of too much, an overdose.

It's kind of too hot for this blanket.

This is precisely the kind of too-clever idea that a lawyer should put to his colleagues before presenting publicly.

The messily tangled plot has the kind of too-easily unknotted resolution that is generally forgiven if there's a jaunty melody or two and a good rousing anthem.

These incongruent positions perhaps signal a population composed of people working a bit too hard, earning the kind of too-much-money that makes them feel like they are martyrs of capitalism, a status that ought to be recognised with being sat immediately at Movida Bar de Tapas.

It's a mix of things, a kind of too-muchness.

The 2010 Dodd-Frank bill forced banks to at least attempt to be ready to prevent that kind of too-big-to-fail madness.