Sentence examples for make us too from inspiring English sources
Friedman came back and wondered if he should sing, or what — his election songs would make us too sad.
"The whole of the committee thinks that simply cutting back to 300, assuming everyone is a full-time parliamentarian, would make us too like the House of Commons.
"Would dulling our memory of terrible things make us too comfortable with the world, unmoved by suffering, wrongdoing or cruelty?" asks the bioethics council in its report.
While this situation seemed to make us too reliant on parents or other support systems, it isn't like millennials weren't trying.
GIVEN how hot behavioural economics is these days, it's not surprising that this piece in Foriegn Affairs, which argues that our cognitive biases make us too hawkish, has been making the rounds of the economics blogs.
"They basically told us they didn't want us to have those systems, because it would make us too big," said one person close to DB Investor, which had outlined plans to stitch together a nationwide network.
It makes us too like-minded.
The Internet makes us too quarrelsome.
Maybe that makes us too close, I don't know".
"It became too arbitrary and made us too vulnerable, so we went back to a range".
