Sentence examples for rather too challenging from inspiring English sources

The cooling of relations between King Henry and Queen Catherine seems to have been due at least in part to Catherine's readiness to engage her husband in religious discussions, debates which Henry, who considered himself no mean theologian, sometimes found rather too challenging.

Far too challenging.

Some barriers and practice areas proved too challenging.

On 15 minutes Bradley Johnson broke through Sam Sodje's challenge rather too easily and spanked a swerving shot that Darren Randolph could only palm down awkwardly.

Boyd, a second-half substitute, went down rather too eagerly under Hart's challenge in the area but his appeals for a penalty were waved away by referee Lee Mason.

It may prove rather too brief.

Perhaps she was being rather too modest?

If anything, he is rather too mournful.

This was rather too much.

Rather too warm a welcome.

Perhaps they were rather too easily satisfied".