Sentence examples for kind with too from inspiring English sources

"Lazy American housewives" was what she'd meant: the kind with too much time and money on their hands.

The cards were the boring kind with too much reading for the men in my family, and more importantly, zero dancing monkeys.

But what Mr. Lipsky wanted to learn was filmmaking, the kind that takes place with too little money, too little time, and an abundance of personal vision.

Ms. Pfeiffer plays the kind of damaged-goods housewife with too much time on her hands that is one of the few horror-genre cliches "Scary Movie" didn't get around to making fun of.

He had smart ideas, like moving the front door and eliminating the very grand and formal front hall, the kind with marble floors and too many doors "that you'd put a round table in the middle of and flowers on top of that," Ms. Sherry said.

Dance Festival, now in its sixth year, is frustratingly exhaustive, the kind of event that is overrun with too many mixed bills.

Kabardino-Balkaria is in the same state.Local rulers with too much power of the wrong kind and too little of the right kind make for brittle government, unable to cope with shocks.

We get redemptions of another kind, too, with many characters freeing themselves of their burdens.

Isn't Sister Y, with her great height, kind of too good to be true?

It is the type of outfit that, when you put it on, you murmur a silent "lookin' good!" to yourself, even as you suspect that there exists an opposing view that your friends are too kind (or too chicken) to share with you.

He said that the new woodwork, "though good of its kind", presented "too violent a contrast" with the ante-chapel screen.