Sentence examples for making them too from inspiring English sources

You are looking to bring out the flavours in the nectarines without making them too sweet.

But "China has affected the judgment of a lot of chief executives," making them too bullish about other emerging markets.

He laments that modern conveniences have sapped the vitality from many houses, making them too easy, too boring, to inhabit.

Patients who stopped taking a medicine because it was making them too drowsy might not tell their doctor.

Beware of making them too sweet, however – a common mistake, according to the great mixologist Tony Conigliaro.

As dinosaurs grew bigger, feathers would have hindered them by making them too warm and compromised their defensive armour.

"My ambition is to reform the Four Hundred by making them too deeply disgusted with themselves to continue their silly, empty way of life," he told the Times.

And the salaries of the Athletics' young stars rose as they aged, making them too expensive for the club to retain.

"I think I made them too big".

Colour makes them too real and accessible.

Very confident it made them too.