Sentence examples for may feel too from inspiring English sources

But, he added: "We know that people may feel too emotional immediately after an assault to file a report.

And for smaller faces it may feel too much, but this is all about personal taste and for many this won't be an issue.

Even that pace may feel too rapid and sweeping for some longtime business owners and residents, who will most feel the pinch of rising rents along with the more benign effects of gentrification.

The thought of traveling alone may feel too daunting for some, so it's nice to finally see an in-between option that doesn't require you to expend all your energy constantly socializing while you travel.

Several factors play into the trend, the first being the fact that many men have a good, all-purpose overcoat they can wear over a suit jacket but which may feel too big or too classic to wear with a sweater and jeans.

Just as consumers are hesitant to make any sort of big financial decision right now, some patients may feel too financially insecure to take time off work or spend what could be thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses for elective treatments.

He may genuinely have another commitment, or he may just feel too shy around you to hang out one-on-one.

But fairly often a former spouse is taking care of the patient, because there is no one else to do it, and that person may not feel too much.

Prior to today's speech, Mousavi had called on the opposition movement to gather in Tehran tomorrow afternoon for a rally, but many may now feel too fearful of a crackdown by the authorities.

In Canada, some people may not feel too alarmed by the revelations that Edward Snowden has brought to the public eye.

However, know when to give up on trying too––sometimes the other person may simply feel too overwhelmed, frightened or hurt by what you've done in the past to see a way forward together.