Sentence examples for to feel too from inspiring English sources

I don't like to feel too eh-eh-eh.

It was hard to feel too worried in those surroundings.

I will try not to feel too old.

No doubt, that's what the drivers want to feel, too.

"I don't want them to feel too badly," he said.

But he knows better than to feel too good, to look too far ahead.

He claimed not to feel too bad, just tired, but he was radiating heat.

Bear that in mind if you start to feel too upbeat.

At the same time the filmmakers didn't want the new scene to feel too wacky.

It's hard to feel too sorry for professional misfortunes that befall Irene Rosenfeld.

It thus lends itself well to adaptation: there's no need to feel too proprietary about it.