Sentence examples for none too early from inspiring English sources

For New Yorkers, it is probably none too early to get used to the idea that the hometown favorite, the man with the mandate to return the cup to the Manhattan lair of the New York Yacht Club, is Dennis Conner.

He was none too impressed by his early work as a conductor, either.

Loach was a perceptive observer of the place football held in ordinary people's lives – think of Brian Glover's bravura performance as the sports master in Kes a year later – and he was on to something early when he none too subtly suggested that religion was part of the equation.

I raised to Mahoney the possibility that other producers will be none too happy with people coming to early performances and "reviewing" their productions.

Galileo's enduring successes have been a happy surprise in view of its early prospects, which were none too bright.

Maybe it's too early to say that none of this -- Washington, planes, children -- will ever be the same, but that is certainly how it feels.

In the early noughties, my teenage peers were none too kind to each other online.

Nixon was none too fussy about facts himself – his smear campaign against early opponent Helen Gahagan Douglas didn't have to be true to work.

It is still much too early to tell which of the companies, none of which have gone public, will emerge as the Ticketmaster of the field.

From all accounts, the earliest balls were made of wood and none too round.

He has had to leave work early to pick her up, and said, "My boss is none too pleased".