Sentence examples for too far of a from inspiring English sources

"We're just making sure it's not too far of a jump".

If you're into cosmic music and ambient music and drone stuff, it's not too far of a reach to move over into new age music and discover what's there".

"In the case of Milosevic, you're talking of a bridge too far, of a class of people who need the full panoply of retributive justice, an Al Capone-type trial," said Mr. Rotberg.

The new game console isn't too far of a stretch for Nvidia — the company already makes an Android-based gaming handheld as well as a high-end tablet.

I'm sure there are ways to circumvent this issue, but it seems like too far of a leap to make from rectangle to teardrop.

Sixty participants were screened; before the randomization, 12 more were excluded, 4 not meeting inclusion criteria, 4 declining to participate, and 4 living too far of a distance for data collection.

Oliver, now a reliever with the Texas Rangers, said he simply demonstrated how to confidently step out into the street — not too far, of course — and emphatically raise a hand.

A short history of war crimes A murder too far Of Basques and bulls ReprintsIn any case, Drljaca was hardly the stuff of martyrdom.

A short history of war crimes A murder too far Of Basques and bulls ReprintsThe new strategy paper jettisons such reservations.

"It is a competition too far for a lot of players whose season ends in May.

Her ties to Wall Street are going to be a bridge too far for a lot of fervent Sanders supporters.