Sentence examples for remained too much from inspiring English sources

She remained too much of a diplomat for that.

Although the tenants disputed it and got the price reduced by 15%, it still remained too much and she will have to move.

The Blair-Brown generation succeeded in making it possible for Labour to govern again, even if they also remained too much in the shadow of the 1992 defeat.

Benjamin was, rather, a materialist in the literal sense—he remained too much of a sensual aesthete to slough off to economic abstractions the actual stuff of the superstructure and of experience itself but he didn't avoid revealing his financial frustrations and his wily expedients as an impecunious collector (including a morning-after visit to a pawnshop).

(Scholars of Buddhism may want to argue that it was Nishida's own knowledge of Buddhism that remained too much at the level of personal experience, rather than the sophisticated teachings of the Mādhyamaka, Yogācāra, Tiantai, and Huayan traditions of Mahāyāna philosophy).

Fitzgerald, though, generally remained too much in demand for The New Yorker, and beyond its budget -- much to its regret -- in the first decade of its life.

Unfortunately they remain too much like actual college freshmen to be terribly interesting.

But while most hairdressers have learned to tolerate such commonplace aggravations, some things remain too much to bear.

What is more, UBS contends, even with the recent restructuring, Greece's interest payments remain too much for the country to bear over the long term, at 15 percent of government tax revenue.

On the other hand, the neo-bundles may remain too much like cable television to attract the now generation, which is comprised of cord-cutters, potential cord-cutters, and "cord-nevers" (those who have never subscribed to pay-TV).

We should not though remain too much on an ideal theoretical level: we need to take into account practicalities, we have to be pragmatic.