Sentence examples for too far lost from inspiring English sources

And it's true: several give the impression of having travelled too far, lost heart en route.

Sarkozy's moment A bid too far Lost in space Wolf v Wolf ReprintsThe project is also over budget.

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"But you can go a little too far, losing some of your roots and heritage".

The danger is that the boss might take this too far, losing sight of broader business goals in the whirlwind of technological change.

She had claimed in an article defending US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump - who has said Muslims should be banned from entering the US -  "we have gone too far and lost control of vast swathes of our country".

We've come too far, and lost too much, to allow anyone less than a true hero and champion to occupy the highest office in the land.

I've gone too far to lose hope now".

The French sometimes push too far and lose touch with reality".