Ceux qui s'appliquent trop aux petites choses deviennent ordinairement incapables des grandes=--Those who occupy their minds too much with small matters generally become incapable of great.
Il est trop difficile de penser noblement, quand on ne pense que pour vivre=--It is too difficult to think nobly when one thinks only to get a livelihood.
Assez y a, si trop n'y a=--There is enough where there is not too much.
Il y a la pour le commerce neutre, en cas de faillite non simulee, une garantie trop precieuse pour etre sacrifiee, et le deuxieme alinea de l'article 60 a pour but de la sauvegarder.
It was at such places as these that Rodolphe and Marcel disported themselves, and Schaunard was arrested for "chorégraphie trop macabre.
Then you desire that this may be sans trop grandes Depenses, which is not intelligible enough to be answer'd, because, not knowing your Ability of bearing expences, one can not judge what may be trop grandes.
She could accompany anyone on the piano, pas trop mal.
Rousseau never said anything truer than this: Il faut beaucoup de philosophie pour observer les faits qui sont trop pres de nous---"You need much philosophy to observe accurately things which are under your nose.
Just so; they rid the country of the trop plein, and prevent a redundant population.
Their structure was too athletic to please him; their wraths seemed to him too violent [leurs courroux lui semblaient trop rugissants].
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "trop" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
