too $hort|too in English

noun

Too Short, Todd Anthony Shaw (born 1966), United States rappe

Use "too $hort|too" in a sentence

1. Too dark, too bright, too low contrast, too accentuated, somewhat too blurred, with colours either too faint or too loud?

2. “Countertransference as too much, too little, too positive, too negative.” (p

3. It's simply too massive, too vast, too endless.

4. It is too inflexible, too costly, and too rigid.

5. You're too fastidious, and too indolent, and too rich.

6. Too much was happening too fast in too many places. . . .

7. It was too unpalatable, too disloyal, altogether too abhorrent to countenance.

8. Too Little, Too Late by Adventurist

9. It is too significant, too attenuate.

10. 17 It was too unpalatable, too disloyal, altogether too abhorrent to countenance.

11. To / two / too: There were two too many to be seated, too.

12. His much - praised'Harvard Commemoration Ode'is too graceful, too felicitous through too many lines.

13. The line is too rigid, too divisive.

14. “No Road Too Rough or Too Long”

15. Her reply was too fast, too slick.

16. The causes for this might include too many Christmas activities to attend, too much to eat, too much money spent, too many expectations, and too much tension.

17. Too much traffic clogging the streets, too many high-rise buildings, too little greenery.

18. Between us too too insipid, be bad position?

19. He had thought her too childish, too unspoiled.

20. The curriculum was too narrow and too rigid.

21. His father was too nice and too charitable.

22. This approach is too inflexible and too costly.

23. Give it at the proper time and to the proper degree —not too soon, not too late, not too little, not too much.

24. 24 Meanwhile, customers were also unhappy Kodak was too slow, too late, and too error ridden.

25. 22 The curriculum was too narrow and too rigid.