Sentence examples for too far about from inspiring English sources

He was self-conscious about leaning in too far, about looking at the camera or not looking.

She cited Lucy Prebble ("Enron") and Bola Agbaje, whose play "Gone Too Far!" is about a day in the lives of young blacks struggling in London.

"It was simply a step too far to bring about equality across the board".

"The harness was tight about his flesh," we are told of one of them, "perhaps bought when he was less fat, or fastened a notch too far;... about his peglike nipples, the flesh was forced into breasts like rhomboid chicken flesh".

While about half of the more-affluent respondents in early exit polls stated that the 2006 Massachusetts health insurance law went too far, only about 1 in 4 of the less-affluent voters agreed.

This goes too far by about two thirds.

Before going too far, think about how plausible your idea is.

Pyongyang is thus virtually predestined to push Seoul and Washington too far, thereby bringing about its own ruin.

"The senator keeps hurting himself by going too far on just about everything.

"One of these days you're going to go too far," Anapol complains about Joe's drawings of wartime violence.

It was not too far away, maybe about 5 houses down from mine.