Sentence examples for too small of from inspiring English sources

It's too small of a town.

"The Met has way too small of an endowment compared to the budget," Ann Ziff said.

That's too small of an age difference to turn me into a Mister.

But that was too small of a margin to overcome the interior, which opposed it, 61 percent to 39 percent.

And it is too small of a town to even appear on a Rand McNally road atlas.

The set of batteries had too small of power, and therefore, could not provide enough voltage and current for the regulator – 7.5 volts.

And applying for too small of grants, and only one at a time until they are gone is a boat with many holes.

Freida Pinto's teal-blue Prada dress seemed to wear her, with too much skirt and too small of a bodice, so that her waistline left its natural place.

One reason for this big margin of error is that the quadrennial history of American presidential elections provides too small of a sample for more precise statistical analysis.

Oh, Mr. Packer, how often I have admired you and your good sense, but this? this is too small of you.

Roberta Garfinkle, director for print strategy at TargetCast TCM, a media planning and buying firm, said the mention was too small of a plug to get brands excited.