Sentence examples for too to explain from inspiring English sources

He told me the company is looking at a range of other options, too, to explain how insurance pricing works.

You pretty much have to be there, and hope that Dick Hamilton is there, too, to explain the devices, steel rods known as profilers that are meant to help recapture the bliss of gazing up at New Hampshire's proudest icon.

Dr. Barnicoat said proponents of the hydrothermal theory still had gaps to fill, too, to explain how so much gold was dissolved in those hydrothermal vent waters and not elsewhere.

They suggested to him that neo-Darwinism was too neat, too pat, to explain the record in the rocks.

He wasn't yet 20, and either too immature or too embarrassed to explain his relationship with the victim.

I have a cast iron excuse, too, but it's too complicated to explain.

It was too much to face, too much to explain.

It's called the ABC Conjecture, and it's too complicated to explain here; indeed, it may be too complicated to explain anywhere.

It is all too easy to notice an apparent ambiguity, but often all too difficult to explain its nature.

There has also been the objection that metabolomics experiments are innately too difficult to explain.

Life is too short to explain why.