Too Quotes (page 3)

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• unhappy
• creates
• sensibly

Too much sensibility creates unhappiness and too much insensibility creates crime. Charles Maurice de Talleyrand

• heart
• evening
• many

Too many things are occurring for even a big heart to hold. William Butler Yeats

• confused
• serious
• confusing

Too many people confuse being serious with being solemn. John Cleese

• enough
• maniac
• many

too many maniacs not enough michelangelos Elizabeth Gilbert

• hero
• bad
• learning

Too bad we'll never know if this is a face you could learn to love.- Angel show "Hero Arthur Conan Doyle

• happy
• genuine
• genuineness

Too excited to be genuinely happy James Joyce

• waiting
• complains
• then

Too often the people complain that they have done nothing with theirlives and then they wait for somebody to tell them that this isn't so. Charles Bukowski

• star
• buildings
• stars

Too low they build, who build beneath the stars. Edward Young

• tree
• old
• planted

Too old to plant trees for my own gratification, I shall do it for my posterity. Thomas Jefferson

• waiting
• world
• waits

Too long have the workers of the world waited for some Moses to lead them out of bondage. He has not come; he never will come. I would not lead you out if I could; for if you could be led out, you could be led back again. Eugene V. Debs

• change
• die
• job

Too proud to change your name in exchange for a job."Not proud, sir," said Runnel. "But Runnel of Farzibeck won't die here to have a waterless coward rise in his place. Orson Scott Card

• history
• guilty
• willful

Too much of our history will seem to have taken place in the halls of capitols, where the accusers have mostly been guilty, and so have borne witness to nothing. Wendell Berry

• management
• doctor
• painting

Too many people glorified small-town America, making it seems like a Normal Rockwell painting, but the reality was something else entirely. With the exception of doctors and lawyers or people who owned their own business, there were no high-paying jobs in Oriental, or any other small town for that matter. And while is was in many way an ideal place to raise young children, there was little for young adults to aspire to. There weren't, nor would there ever be, middle management positions in... Nicholas Sparks

• cooking
• spoils
• spoil

Too many cooks spoil the broth Jane Austen

• temptation
• communication
• work

Too often, it seems to me, in missionary and educational work among underdeveloped races, people yield to the temptation of doing that which was done a hundred years before, or is being done in other communities a thousand miles away. The temptation often is to run each individual through a certain educational mould, regardless of the condition of the subject or the end to be accomplished. Booker T. Washington