Examples of using Rather too in English and their translations into Czech
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I was rather too quick.
Don't you think that's rather too bad,?
And rather too convenient.
Next time, no tears. Rather too Jewish.
He spent rather too much time in the library where she works.
Also, I believe it may be rather too long.
I think it's rather too soon to be speaking of armies, Mr. McHenry.
I know I would find India rather too warm.
We have all been getting rather too agitated by a silly piece of embroidery!
Mixed pleasure with business rather too often.
It is rather too easy simply to say that it is just the European institutions' fault.
You see, it's rather too expensive.
He left the Barrymores £1,000… which I thought was rather too generous.
And if I could bend this rather too stiff menu, I would try to bend it so that the two edges came together and were glued.
Though Laura seems to think I am rather too frivolous.
I definitely support the idea that this matter has perhaps been added to the agenda rather too quickly and that we have far greater problems, and greater crimes, not just in Latin America, but in other states and therefore I believe that today this question has been overstated.
I'm afraid my ties with the Japanese are rather too close for that.
The idea of a Blue Card facilitating entry and movement could prove interesting,although it seems rather too complex.
TGable for two people, but rather too tight for three.
FR Mr President,I think that you are going rather too quickly.
Sometimes things can be rather too clear, don't you think?
In my view, its behaviour is sometimes rather too cowardly.
Miss Holmes was an excellent woman, but rather too fond of sentimental passages.
Personally, I found the European Union's reaction to the election results and to the elections themselves rather too hasty and rather too positive.
I have one small criticism for the Commission:it is possible that the process has been rather too lax in this case, and that you paid too much attention to business.