Sentence examples for too breathtaking from inspiring English sources

But Carter has also provided splendid athletic moments, too, breathtaking plays to make everyone forgive and forget.

Some seem almost too breathtaking to be true but every claim is referenced and backed up by links to research and primary documents.

Sitting in a den or dining room awaiting death is too intimate, too personal, the free-fall toward the end too breathtaking.

The football itself was fascinating enough to strike me dumb; and where, in the semifinal against Portugal, I had been driven to lyrical exclamation, I found this game too tense, too fast, too breathtaking to do more than gasp, as much as at what did not happen as at what did.

The first ever live performance of this SMASH HIT is just too breathtaking for words.

Yet the collection manages to stun on every page; there are too many breathtaking lines to count.

Zero Otto Nove illustrated, too, that breathtaking ovens and grandly stated goals don't guarantee excellence, or even enjoyment.

Costs of care, too, are breathtaking.

"Olympia," too, was a breathtaking cinematic and technical triumph.

People talk about Big Sur, but the Oregon coast is breathtaking too.

His hunger for the ball was nothing less than voracious and some of the use he put it too was often breathtaking.