Sentence examples for too fine for from inspiring English sources

"It's pricey and a little too fine for Troncones," the wife said.

"They print at such high resolution that the print nozzles are too fine for cells to squeeze through," he said.

The clothes, from tailored coats through puffa jackets to sleek knits, were fine — perhaps too fine for the context of a downtown boy band.

Near the end of the book, he rises to a peroration: "Because this American cloth, the human cloth, is woven too fine for that..

This distinction was too fine for companies such as Comcast and A.T. & T., which fear, perhaps justifiably, that categorizing I.S.P.s as utilities would be the first step toward full-scale regulation, including price regulation.

"You look great," Constance said, wondering if Fanny had always seemed like a person built of incongruous parts, her calves too fine for her feet, her neck too brief, her chest too broad.

Mr. Bloom, in a first-rate Broadway debut, and the gifted Ms. Rashad exude a too-fine-for-this-world purity that makes their characters' love feel sacred.

"They say that maybe I have too fine dresses for a prime minister," she said with a laugh.

"She was too fine a person for that," he said.

And the line he was drawing was out of a dream — too high, too fine, too inspired for real life.

One was perceived in his later martyrdom as too fine, too principled, for the everyday commerce of politics.