Wah How to use "Too + Adjective"

Too + adjective is used to emphasize a fact the speaker feels is correct.
When you want to say that "You are so tired and you don't want to do anything." 
You could say "I am too tired to do anything".

    He's too poor to have a new house.
    No one is too old to learn.
    I am too busy to go to the movies today.
    She is too young to have an alcoholic drink.
    It's too late to go back.

    I'm too old for dangerous sports like boxing
    That suitcase was too heavy for one person to carry.
    It was too late for us to do anything else.
    He is too big for one's boots. 

Note :Too big for one's boots means someone who is too big for their boots behaves as if they are more important or more clever than they really are.

"That it's too late to apologize, it's too late
I said it's too late to apologize, it's too late" from Apologize - Justin Timberlake