Sentence examples similar to too bite from inspiring English sources

One source compares the stern safety regime in a (now closed) Midlands tractor plant with the way workers wander over the moving assembly line in a sister plant in France.Environment law too bites hard.

Brilliant on the page, it sort of shouldn't work as performance – too bitty, too intense, too disparate, too bite-sized.

Fur seals, too, would bite, and they move faster than a human clad in rubber boots.

Politicians seeking votes in the rural north in the coming general election may find that the voters too can bite.

Don't behave nervously - don't play with hair too much, bite nails, or any other tick you might have to give off that you are nervous.

I even hear myself telling them that "it goes by too fast," biting my tongue on the last word.

Seven months later this government, too, had bitten the dust and was replaced by a temporary administration supported by all the parties.

The artist admitted that he too was bitten by the bottle and the barbiturates, and soon embarked on an eight-week journey that spanned seven couches.

The female gorilla tried to put her own arm in the hole, and she too was bitten.

(Originally posted on my home blog, The Bilerico Project. Feel free to join the discussion over there too. We like newbies and don't bite too hard!).

The chatter also allows for racial taunts, though some remarks bite too hard.