Examples of using Sometimes too in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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And happiness seems so far. But the way to your dreams is sometimes too long.
Stack Overflow are super helpful, but rely on yourself sometimes too.
Melingo is the legend of Melingo, the main protagonist in a life sometimes too intense, which had, inevitably, to lead to the tango.
Some time 5 minutes were too much and sometimes too little.
Inflammation after a bite of a wasp in nonsensitized people is rarely extensive, but sometimes too long does not pass.
Sometimes too there will be moments of moral carelessness that we will also bitterly regret.
Unintentionally, I think, the English of the novel is itself sometimes too perfect.
Ironically, Henry Park's English is too perfect; unintentionally, I think, the English of the novel is itself sometimes too perfect.
The younger Swiss tend to be very open with public displays of affection- sometimes too open, and some women may find people getting too friendly especially in the wee hours of the club& bar scene.
The actor stated,“It was sometimes too much to portray a difficult person such as[Oh] Joon Seok,
The Swiss people tend to be very open with public displays of affection, sometimes too open, and women might find people getting a little extra friendly in bars and pubs.
Although sometimes too warm for salmonids,
Although sometimes too warm for salmonids,
The attribution requirements are sometimes too intrusive for particular circumstances(regardless of the license), and there may be instances where the KNOWPIA community decides
The attribution requirements are sometimes too intrusive for particular circumstances(regardless of the license), and there may be instances where the Wikimedia community decides
A few years back, in an interview with the CBC, the Dalai Lama rejected same-sex relationships to the surprise of many convert Buddhists, who sometimes too easily assume that Buddhist ethics are consistent with their typically progressive views.
respect to Poe and his work, leading subsequent biographers of the late nineteenth century to defend, sometimes too devotedly, Poe's name.
immortal love for basketball, but also in high arrogance and sometimes too practical as the“basketball king” Michael Jordan.
the ego(the conscious rational self), the superego(the conscious sometimes too rigid, committed to the rules of society part of the self)
his brother-in-law Bergston was sometimes too naive and had little experience when it comes to scheming and gathering intelligence.