Sentence examples for stretching it too much from inspiring English sources

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I am not suggesting that Bush initiated war in Afghanistan as purely a noble war but at the same time to interpret that Afghan Taliban militants are "nationalists" and mere victim of adverse circumstances is stretching it too much.

It may be fun to do while you're sitting down, but stretching it too much will increase the chance of having it become too loose (and uncomfortable to walk with) or the bottom peg of the flip flop may loosen and pull out from the sole.

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Try not to stretch it TOO MUCH, or, on the other hand, do something TOO cliche.

A rubber band can't be stretched indefinitely, because although it seems smooth and continuous, that's merely a convenient approximation: it's really made of atoms, and if you stretch it too much, it snaps.

If you stretch it too much it will slow you down.

A rubber band looks nice and continuous, just like space, but if you stretch it too much, it snaps.

Make sure you don't stretch it too much or it will snap.

Seeing it in 3D is a must!" Nicola Gordon-Thaxter "I liked the first four Shrek films but I really expected this one to stretch it out too much.

Straighten it out with your fingers, but don't stretch it out too much.

Is it too much of a stretch to suggest that something existential is afoot?

Is it too much of a stretch to imagine that they would also feel loss when their young die?

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