Sentence examples for too god from inspiring English sources

"I love you, too," God said.

Is she a football fan, too? "God, no.

Things are not shaping up any too god, and our homes are in no immediate danger.

"We have strongly protested and I will, too, God willing, talk about this to Karzai," said Ashraf, speaking in Karachi.

(Full disclosure: I was one of those people. I will be this year, too, God help me).

"We have strongly protested and I will, too, God willing, talk about this to [Afghan president Hamid] Karzai," said Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, speaking in Karachi.

But secularists would object that it is too God-filled, and Southerners--white Southerners, at least--would complain that the vineyards it advocates trampling were their vineyards.

He was trained by the four elements: the ingredient-obsessed Lyonnais Alain Chapel (earth), the gelatin-innovating pastry genius Gaston Lenôtre (air), the Mediterranean Roger Vergé (fire), and Michel Guérard, among the hot springs of the south west, who, too god-like to be simply water, must be Poseidon.

I guess I should change it to creator, but that sounds a little too God-like".

In his 1925 poem "Heritage," Harlem Renaissance poet Countee Cullen bemoans Christ's whiteness, admitting to "fashion[ing] dark gods, too," gods "crowned with dark rebellious hair".

In his 1925 poem "Heritage," the Harlem Renaissance poet Countee Cullen bemoans Christ's whiteness, admitting to "fashion[ing] dark gods, too," gods "crowned with dark rebellious hair".