Sentence examples for rather too long from inspiring English sources

On P.R., we have been "proceeding cautiously," here and in the U.K., for rather too long.

It impresses me as rather too long for comfortable cinema-going.

Rooney took rather too long to start varying his position against a strict man-marker.

It's a fun set-up but rather too long for the joke.

It has taken rather too long, but the DB9 is finally the car it promised to be.

It is not without prettiness and skill, but, circling through iteration after iteration, it lingers rather too long.

Yet within just a few minutes of each character holding a rather-too-long establishing expression to camera, everything was clear.

"I'd rather stay too long than leave a year too soon," said Torre, who is baseball's highest-paid manager, at more than $5 million a year.

One official said he had listened to the "worst" parts - Jayne Mansfield's lobsters (rather funny but too long).

Nearly everything in this book is admirably written, but as a novel it's rather messy, and too long.

Few companies impose term limits on sales leaders because people typically leave these positions too quickly, rather than staying too long.