Sentence examples for obviously too much from inspiring English sources

The idea of treating them like anyone else is obviously too much for most Britons.

"It's obviously too much to ask of footballers to change the world, but in 1998 that happened in a way.

That tank is and was emptied the day before racing but the sheer volume of water was obviously too much for it.

In any event, the weight of that level of confession was obviously too much to bear, and if there could be any tangible proof that rape was considered the more shameful crime, it was this.

So I decided to improvise and asked the patient, in colloquial terms, "Do you fart like thunder?" I'd been so studiously polite up to that point, and this was obviously too much for him.

A new subscription price of £20 per month, which is the equivalent cost of 6p per race, is obviously too much for some hard-up punters out there and already there is a tiresome flow of letters to the pages of the Racing Post complaining about this fixed cost.

Sobriety, prayer, illness, governing: it is obviously all too much for him.

It would obviously be too much to hope for our politicians to lean on neither gimmick for popularity.

It's a shame Stephen Frears's comedy about modern rural life, Tamara Drewe, was obviously deemed too much fun to play in competition.

7.46am BST Labor's Jason Clare – clearly delighted with himself after his Question Time effort (see the post at 2.57pm) in prompting the prime minister to take sides in the indie noir classic that is 'Andrew versus Malcolm' – obviously thinks too much is never enough.

But CrudeBox, obviously, was too much.