Sentence examples for somewhat too long from inspiring English sources

After buying a suit at Brooks Brothers, a man tells us that he decided the trousers were somewhat too long and a bit too wide at the cuff.

By Berton Roueché The New Yorker, March 5, 1960 P. 32 After buying a suit at Brooks Brothers, a man tells us that he decided the trousers were somewhat too long and a bit too wide at the cuff.

There is hardly any rhyme nor reason why something is in the paper or in the magazine, except that things in the magazine are somewhat longer (usually too long).

While not totally a surprise, Google announced (somewhat accidentally) not too long ago that it will launch an open source Web browser later today, named Chrome.

During it Harri will come to learn and understand more about the country that is now his home' artoffiction was surprised Esi Edugyan's Half Blood Blues made the shortlist: 'its a somewhat frustrating read, and much too long in the early part'.

Keep an even distance from surface being painted to get an even coating and avoid lingering in one spot too long and causing Spray somewhat random patterns.

After holding his ire somewhat in check for as he saw it already far too long, Dingle finally erupted.

It wasn't too long ago that France seemed somewhat void of much early-stage investment activity.

Not too long ago, petitions still had somewhat of a bad reputation and most people simply assumed that they didn't work.

Many independent analysts believe that the Obama administration's long-run budget projections are somewhat too optimistic — but, if so, it's a matter of technical details.

It was prudent therefore for Teach not to linger for too long, although wrecking the ship was a somewhat extreme measure.