Sentence examples for too that it makes from inspiring English sources

"I confess too that it makes me a little sad we are so obsessed with day-to-day trivialities, instead of things of true importance".

Dial an Uber could well be expanded globally over time too, assuming that it makes the impact nationwide that Uber believes it will.

Make sure your cord or string is not too thick that it makes stringing beads or the prisms difficult.

Wal-Mart, too, is adamant that it makes all of its merchandising decisions independently.

Other critics say the project is too open-ended — that it makes little sense without clearly defined criteria for success.

If you have too many bottles that it makes packing them cumbersome, make a list of your medications, dosages, and your doctor's phone number to tuck into your wallet.

Perhaps New Labour wants so much to be loved that it makes too many.

The problem with the pharmaceutical industry is not that it makes too many drugs like Sovaldi.

Our supposition is that it makes too much money for Facebook to stop him.

Some purists argue that it makes passing too easy, and hate it.

I held her in my arms but then the nurses told me that she was too comfortable and that it made her fall asleep.