Sentence examples for that would be too much from inspiring English sources

But to be toyed with, like a mouse by a cat — that would be too much.

One does not laugh out loud while reading Pym; that would be too much.

Of all the things to put up with, that would be too much: the persistent clunking.

"Do you write with A Bic for Her?" "No, that would be too much.

"I'm not saying it's like a claiming race, that would be too much," Head-Maarek says.

Nina pronounced she would die at 70; anything after that would be too much pain.

I don't resent Spencer but if I had a child that needed 24-hour care, that'd be too much.

But Jimenez says that would be too much--that even for a breakthrough the cost needs to be lower.

People always think I'll be going, 'Bosh!' and bouncing around like a hyper, but that'd be too much.

Not accuse him of any imperfection-that would be too much-but suggested it, hinted at it because there is this kind of relentless instinct for praise.

Go bold with a graphic dark-navy-and-white scheme that would be too 'much' in a bigger room.