Sentence examples for of too old from inspiring English sources

So when she was ready, I felt I was kind of too old.

You're kind of too old for that.

Even if the place has an interesting selection, the bartender may have opened the bottle you want yesterday or a week ago, stuck the cork back in and not poured a single glass since the other knowledgable person ordered it – which is when you'll get oxidation and that funky smell of too-old wine.

If you're too poor, they'll accuse you of envy; too rich, of hypocrisy; too young, of naivety; too old, of being a dinosaur.

Temporarily stuck on the merits, I came back with the harshest answer I could think of — some version of "You're too old to understand".

He criticised the judiciary, which he believed was full of a certain type of person – too old and too alike.

This has pushed up Greece's old-age dependency ratio (in essence, the ratio of people too old to work to those of working age), already one of the highest in the world.

This is made out of the blood and fat of sheep too old to be slaughtered for lamb.

It could be a consequence of the too old age at the time of surgery.

The surge of icy water shoved the debris of destroyed towns miles inland, killing most of those too old or too slow to scramble to higher ground (see article).

As with the Oscars' voting body, Grammys voters have also been accused of being too old, too white and too out of touch in their nominations.