Examples of using Rather too in English and their translations into Polish
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Rather too Jewish.
That seems rather too little.
Rather too ladies.
I refused rather too vehemently.
Rather too much"should.
Perhaps I did react rather too strongly.
And rather too convenient.
Well I have been using myself rather too freely.
And he's rather too fond of Tchaikovsky.
Mixed pleasure with business rather too often.
Rather too high, if you get my meaning.
Mixed pleasure with business rather too often.
Rather too cold to be standing around in the dark.
In my view, its behaviour is sometimes rather too cowardly.
Rather too much. Now, I know I have been trying to organize you all.
FR Mr President,I think that you are going rather too quickly.
We paid rather too little attention to the neighbours from the East….
Mixed pleasure with business rather too often. He was a businessman.
It is rather too easy simply to say that it is just the European institutions' fault.
I thing most of the cars at fox are rather too much used, with lack of mechanichal care.
Indiscreet about Mister Rupert's fiancee.- For what? She would drunk rather too much and was.
I thing most of the cars at fox are rather too much used, with lack of mechanichal care.
President-in-Office, I thought what you said was,in all honesty, rather too little.
For what? She would drunk rather too much and was… indiscreet about Mister Rupert's fiancee.
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 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.
To count the entire 6,000 years as"lunar" years, of 354 days each, would make the 6,000 years from creation end in A.D. 1829, rather too early for present use;
However, a good laugh is a mighty good thing, and rather too scarce a good thing; the more's the pity.
We do indeed want to see more social market economy in your programme- as far as we were concerned,the previous Commission was rather too liberal in that regard.
The lobby has elegant marble floors andgilt mirrors, but rather too many statues of corpulent cupids for aesthetic comfort.