Sentence examples for only too, for from inspiring English sources

One night only too for Jaye Kearney's I Can Make It On My Own, about being alone and not being lonely, which is at Carriageworks next Friday.

In the highly-charged and polarized climate surrounding questions involving public health and the environment, it is only too easy for advocates to gain support for their cause by appealing to public concern.

Apart from its numerous contraindications and severe adverse effects, the current recommended treatment for chronic hepatitis C is not only too costly for most persons in developing countries to afford but also weakly effective [ 6].

They were only too happy for Fred, Daisy and little Mo to join us for dinner and one-by-one crash out on the banquette, allowing Gronnie and I to finish our meal at leisure.

But unlike in the movie, where Spartacus's fellow gladiators all claimed to be Spartacus to avoid his being singled out for punishment, Mr. Adoboli's team members were only too happy for him to take responsibility.

Some of the shots he played were not only too good for the bewildered Swede; they would probably have been too good for Nadal.

The Pakistani army, which always had mixed feelings about pummelling their erstwhile Taliban allies, has been only too happy for the civilian politicians in the new government to carry the can for the war on terror.

We're only too happy for people to practice.

Sharkey," "Teachers Only," "Too Close for Comfort" and "The Stockard Channing Show".

When 9/11 provided an international parallel, it was only too convenient for the Russian president, Vladimir Putin.

The project succeeded only too well for artists whose formal ideas were studied and appropriated to functional ends.