Sentence examples for too large a from inspiring English sources

In the 19th, surgeons suggested too large a tongue.

That may be too large a number to contemplate.

Too large a public sector "crowded out" enterprise, said Osborne.

He had too large a sense of irony for that.

—Mansfield Park (1814) One cannot have too large a party".

A composition is either overpowering or dwarfed if placed on too small or too large a surface or in too small or too large a spatial setting.

That's just too large a subject for me even to start on here — I'm sorry!

"One cannot have too large a party," writes Jane Austen in Emma.

It seems sad to abolish the tradition — and faintly ridiculous to honor too large a group.

Labour has lost touch with too large a slab of the very people it fights for.

Wilde was an epigrammatic genius, it's true, but too large a dose may cause stomach upset.