Sentence examples for that too close from inspiring English sources

So much for all that "too close to call" nonsense.

Was that "too close to reality?" Davis asked in another e-mail.

Many of our friends believe that too close an association with American objectives will make them electorally vulnerable and their cities potential targets.

Leontief noted the "unconcealed alarm" among businessmen, who feared that "too close and too detailed an understanding of the structure of the economic machine and its operation might encourage undesirable attempts to regulate its course".Such ambitions now seem quaint.

The Labour opposition, aware that too close an association with unions has worked against it in the past, tried to walk a fine line on Thursday, sympathizing with the workers' grievances while saying they should not have gone on strike.

Mr. Oksenberg said Beijing also understands that too close a relationship with Russia could push the United States into an even closer relationship with Japan, which is something Beijing hopes to avoid.

There would be no reason to have something that too-close-to-home occur.

Despite the promise of big-scale epic action, Sanders shoots most of the film in that too-close, too-choppy style that renders much of it hard to follow (there is literally one action beat that suggests that Hemsworth is felled by a phantom punch).

He said, "So obviously she thought that that was too close for comfort".

An inherent drawback is that vehicles that are too close or too far cannot communicate.

Additionally, transitions that lead to boundary positions that are too close, or too far apart axially are discarded.