Examples of 'there were far too' in a sentence
Meaning of "there were far too"
there were far too - indicates an excessive amount or degree of something
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there were far too
There were far too many of those tonight.
He stated publicly that there were far too many laws.
But there were far too many insects.
That meant that for all ordinary purposes there were far too many priests.
There were far too many storylines.
The doors were locked and there were far too many people in there.
There were far too many steps.
It was a beautiful view but there were far too many people on the trail.
There were far too many ballots in the boxes.
The judicial system had limited resources and there were far too few judges and courts.
There were far too many of us in the temple community.
Many Polish Christians held that there were far too many Jews in the country.
There were far too many to fight.
Speaking of characters, there were far too many in my opinion.
There were far too many rumors.
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Clearly, we had to reform technical education, because there were far too many qualifications.
There were far too many similarities for it to be a coincidence.
Second, the targets themselves were wrong, and there were far too many.
But there were far too many people in the ghetto.
In addition, I've decided that there were far too many onions in the dish.
There were far too many bulletins in the ballot boxes.
It's not Livy's fault, but there were far too many guys named Hasdrubal.
There were far too many other worries at the moment.
Unfortunately, there were far too many bombs being placed.
There were far too many crimes along the way.
For the longest time, there were far too many Rolex watches sized at 40mm wide.
There were far too many women in agony over this boy.
Honestly there were far too many wonderful moments in the program to name just a few.
There were far too many folk there for its size.
Unfortunately there were far too few of these better German tanks to make much difference.
There were far too many other people present for that to be true.
Not good ; there were far too many people around.
And there were far too many guns on the street.
Mr Martin, there were far too many one-minute speeches.
There were far too many of us to identify which questions came from whom.
Moreover, there were far too many errors in those methods.
But there were far too many pictures on the system to check manually.
After all, there were far too many of them on the battlefield!
There were far too few males born to support a proper family line.
Moreover, there were far too many clerical positions in relation to professional positions.
There were far too many memories that the sledgehammers could never demolish.
Besides, there were far too few controls, he felt, and too many overweight loads.
There were far too few toilets vs how many people were at the camping area.
There were far too many stabbings and shootings in Wentworth.
There were far too many times where I felt uncomfortable.
There were far too few women directors-general.
There were far too many technological challenges unsolved, they say.
But there were far too many, and there was nothing that she could do.
There were far too many, but all of the SSB agents knew of her.
There were far too many vague declarations in the Commission's Programme, he felt.
