Sentence examples for much too diverse from inspiring English sources

"They are much too diverse, complex, ambivalent and inconsistent for that".

Last night, the Terrapins were too much: too big, too diverse, too determined.

Apart from anything else, it is just too large, too diverse, too much a cornucopia of combinations and contradictions to allow any simple interpretation.

What emerges is not a sense of a single era of war, but of two very distinct conflicts, the products of very different circumstances, in which the pressures and opportunities facing generals and prime ministers are too diverse to make much comparative sense.

Although Looking ended much too soon, hopefully the gap it left should encourage a diverse slate of gay-themed shows and films to emerge.

We're too diverse.

They're too diverse.

For others, Britain has become too diverse.

Too much, too soon?

Drinks too much, too.

It is much, much, much too early.