Sentence examples for somewhat too from inspiring English sources

"It is somewhat too sensational".

Poor families would see their taxes rise somewhat, too.

There are Hoppers that don't work, while others, in instructive ways, work somewhat too well.

Elaine Feinstein's biography of Aleksandr Pushkin is perhaps somewhat too slim.

Somewhat too abstract, the choreography nonetheless suggested images of confrontation and lament.

This production had a hardy adult, the acrobatic, wild-eyed, if somewhat too frenetic Dean Anthony.

He has said the album was somewhat too "sophisticated" for some fans.

As King Lear at Shakespeare in the Park, he displays both, though somewhat too meagerly.

Davis made a credible if somewhat too funky Aggie, with a tightly fitted curly wig and impasto-thick lipstick.

A brisk study in a woman's various internal states, the work has a tone that is somewhat too slick.

To put it briefly, and somewhat too simply, a certain hope died, a certain respect for white Americans faded.