Sentence examples for too made of from inspiring English sources

Note too: Made of reclaimed and repurposed wood or else sustainably harvested North American hardwoods.

The hotel was majestic too, made of one big main building and several barracks.

Takahashi, too, made light of the situation.

Like Wang and the Tang, he too made use of the Sui officialdom and administrative apparatus to maintain his realm.

Assyrian art, too, made great play of illustrating cadavers.

Too many wagons calling themselves trucks, too much made of four-wheel drive.

Nelson, too, makes much of "the Terror's devastation of Paine's psyche".

There can be too much made of it, for all teams do it.

"I think there's too much made of it," O'Brien said.

His fingers, gnarled and rough, looked as if they, too, were made of cast iron.

Maybe Sayers was right, that there was too much made of "the black-white thing".