Sentence examples for mite too from inspiring English sources
Or are classical music's luvvies being a mite too sensitive?
Class just a mite too sassy and recalcitrant?
None of this is tortured; some of it's a mite too smooth.
Though it's a mite too poetic, "Sahkanaga" avoids the tempting targets of hypocrisy and stereotype.
It's provocative, but for Lady Gaga, perhaps a mite too ideological.
As it is, it's mite too polite for the top gong – but could well win three of its five nominations.
It can be a mite inaudible, too, although it plays with ruthless delicacy on the theory that earing is the final sense we lose.
Some pests, like spider mites, are too small for bluebirds to consume.
In their natural habitat, mites can stop climbing up a stem for many different reasons (there are not enough mites, there are too many stems, the mites leave the plant by another means).
Stunting may be caused by viral, bacterial, fungal, or nematode (eelworm) infections and by noninfectious (abiotic) means including an excess or lack of water, imbalance of soil nutrients, excess light, chemical or mechanical injuries, insect or mite feeding, and too-deep planting.
Not only will the flies stop dive-bombing you but you'll chase off dandruff, mites and lice too!
