Sentence examples for so too long from inspiring English sources

Fox lingered on the woman — the network had shown her once before, with her cap on — for a second or so too long.

The jokes are often paragraph length, so too long to quote here, but suffice it to say that the story ending with the line "thirty bob and a box of Black Magic ought to do the trick" had me unable to breathe properly for about five minutes.

So, too, said Long, does his 22-year marriage to his wife, Dianne, who, he said, has been his confidante, friend and counselor.

And so, not too long from now, will we.

But they have chosen not to do so, for too long.

Tough, disciplined, splendidly "couldn't give a rat's" about her broad accent and gravel-meets-steel voice, she gives the finger to the things that have, for so long – too long – defined female leaders.

To be fair, it's not hard to understand why it took the G.O.P. and much of the press so long, too long, to take Donald Trump's candidacy seriously.

She flouts too many conventions and, more tellingly, has done so for too long to enable any swift or easy conclusions.

Now I have two grandchildren to add to the clan – Tommy, seven, and Josepha, two – and I will likely have a dozen or so before too long.

"Shipping is just less visible than other industries, so for too long it has slipped to the bottom of the agenda".

Bitching about obituaries (to invent a rather Szymborksian title for a poem) is a mug's game, so: not too long — but a moment.