Meanings of entered too in English

And soon the serving-men of princely Ulysses entered too.

The iron had entered too deeply into their soul.

It is a foolish affair after all, and one upon which we entered too lightly.

Sir Joshua Jebb's system entered too largely into competition with our workhouses and county jails.

But personal bitterness had entered too largely into the contest, and my efforts were in vain.

The iron has entered too deeply into my soul....

A repulse at the magistrate's hands had entered too much into M. Tabaret's anticipations for him to appear troubled or discouraged.

But the very energy of the man foiled him, for the spear entered too near the shoulder, and stuck upon the bone.

He entered too much out of breath to speak; in his hand he bore a feather, which he held out towards me.

Deronda, equally sensitive, imagined that the feeling of which he was conscious, had entered too much into his eyes, and had been repugnant to her.