Sentence examples for was too one from inspiring English sources

After the war, Nicholls was a popular Louisiana governor who was said to ask people to vote for "all that's left of General Nicholls" and to support him for governor because he was "too one sided to be a judge".

"We decided that basing a big hunk of aid mostly on a single test that people take in 11th grade was too one-dimensional," said Tom Melecki, the director of financial services at the University of Texas at Austin.

Once again the contest was too one-sided to be compelling.

Each match was too one-sided for this series to truly be a classic.

That was when she said the cartoon was "too one-sided," according to people with knowledge of the conversation.

One of the original six, the president of Emory University, has withdrawn from the effort, deciding that it was too one-sided.

Indeed, Mr. Fishburne is said to have revised the role of the scarifying Ike Turner because the material was too one-dimensional.

It was too one-sided and the constant agonising over whether Tendulkar would reach his 100th international hundred was initially bogus and ultimately tiresome.

The force's former solicitor, Peter Metcalf, had ultimately decided not to submit the narrative to Taylor because, he told the inquests, it was "too one-sided".

Alexandra Richards was the first to take the matter to an extreme: "If Hitler had debated Eisenhower, would you have mocked the latter, too?" Others had no objection to Obamachair, but protested that it was too one-sided.

Five Council members, including China, Indonesia and Libya, questioned Costa Rica's position, suggesting that the body was too one-sided in condemning the government and not the rebels and by failing to pursue talks vigorously while expecting issues of justice to progress.