Sentence examples for standing too close from inspiring English sources

(He's standing too close to the edge).

Then Mr. Shaughnessy begins standing too close to Kathleen when no one is around.

Humans tend to avert eye gaze if they feel someone is standing too close.

Dr. Baird aimed a serve at Ms. Simpson because he thought she was standing too close to the net.

With autism it is easy to be overwhelmed by sensory input from noise and people standing too close.

Someone standing too close to you, someone blowing his breath in your face: for many of us, that's the hell of social life.

"My wife has a phobia about standing too close," said Mr. Jarashow, a lawyer, "but I'll put my nose right to the glass".

I put my hands up, almost to protect myself from standing too close, and my fingertips had the sea-horse outline imprinted on them.

"As I was up next, I was standing too close to home plate and inattentive the moment the swing came round.

I still remember having that hissing sound in my ears for the first time from standing too close to the speakers.

Even standing too close to paintings can cause damage from human breath and accidental scratching with hat brims or eyeglass frames.