Examples of 'it was all too' in a sentence
Meaning of "it was all too"
it was all too - an expression used to convey that a particular situation or experience was overwhelming or intense. It implies that something was too much to handle or process
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it was all too
It was all too close for you then.
She held on until it was all too much.
Maybe it was all too much for her.
I tried to tell you it was all too much.
It was all too much for working people.
They finally said it was all too risky.
It was all too clear to be just a dream.
We heard that it was all too much for her.
It was all too much for a young boy.
I might have known it was all too beautiful to be true.
It was all too easy for him.
And the days when it was all too much.
It was all too easy for the characters.
But suddenly it was all too late.
It was all too good to be true any way.
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Perhaps because it was all too beautiful.
It was all too easy for the girl.
And suddenly it was all too much.
It was all too clear how this was going to end.
Suddenly it was all too clear.
It was all too soon and too intense.
Thinking it was all too hard.
It was all too easy around here.
Then he suddenly thought it was all too bourgeois and it was over.
It was all too sudden and tragic.
In most cases it was because it was all too much too soon.
But it was all too clear in my mind.
I remember the day I thought it was all too hard.
I think it was all too much for her.
I tried to do the best I could but it was all too much.
Perhaps it was all too heavy to carry.
It had to be a nightmare, but it was all too real.
And it was all too much for me.
For them it was not a metaphor ; it was all too real.
It was all too easy to kill a whore.
They seemed to think it was all too vulgar for Christians.
It was all too much for him.
I started to cry, it was all too much for me.
It was all too painful for you.
My friends had to help me, as it was all too much.
It was all too easy now.
One hell of a cartoonish life… but it was all too real.
Because it was all too easy.
He showed great promise as a painter, but it was all too much for him.
But it was all too good to last.
No one wanted to see such pictures; it was all too embarrassing.
And it was all too apparent yesterday.
There was hardly anybody even dining, but it was all too much for her.
It was all too late for that kind of thinking.
Hsiang-yen decided that it was all too much for him and he would surrender.
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