Sentence examples for too tory from inspiring English sources

Labour didn't lose because of being too Labour, they lost for being too Tory.

"Don't get too comfortable," Tory Dobrin, the company's artistic director, instructed the assembled ballerinas.

Blame the departing PCC because too many Tory peers took its helm.

Labour refused to support him and there were too many Tory rebels for him to get it through the Commons.

It was a time of transition politically, too – the Tory regime was coming to an end and there was a fragile hope in the air.

The Guardian's leader is impressed, first by the maturity of local Labour figures in welcoming a mainstream politician to their area and, secondly, by "an all too rare Tory tribute to diversity in Britain".

There is self-preservation involved in the anti-Conservative focus too, since Tory challengers are in second place in 44 out of the 52 current Liberal Democrat-held seats.

So too most Tory supporters know that in the long run taxes will be lower under Messrs Cameron and Osborne than under a government led by Mr Brown.But to convince the voters that change is real, it is essential for a few diehards to play their roles.

The campaign blew apart when too many Tory MPs were found in beds outside the marital home.Even Mr Major now admits that Britain's entry to the European Union's exchange-rate mechanism, and its humiliating ejection from it in 1992, was a "political mistake".

On health too, the Tories have started to land a few punches.

Instead of admitting they were wrong too, the Tories are going on the offensive.