Sentence examples for apart too much from inspiring English sources

"It was just too far apart, too much of a drastic change," he says.

"It's mostly about an impression, a feeling that you get from the two -- since the platforms don't set them apart too much," said Suellen Katz, a lifelong Democrat from Roswell, Ga.

The problem I come up against is getting the ratio of flour to potato right: too little and they fall apart; too much and the scones taste raw and gummy.

The alliance is not about to fall apart: too much is at stake for that, not least the peace of mind of the many Europeans who still believe this continent is inherently unstable unless America is present.

Sometimes they drop in twos, like these from Panasonic: a new super-zoom and a point-and-shoot, neither of which sets itself apart too much, but maybe one will have the right combination of features for you.

It looks like a nice little piece of kit, but it doesn't really set itself apart too much, though it does have a microphone — a nice feature for frequent annotators.

In England she was set apart too, as much by her exotic upbringing and her struggle to bring up her two daughters after a difficult divorce from her "boxwallah" husband (the boxwallahs were travelling pedlar merchants who carried their wares in boxes), as by her beady cleverness and intense involvement in her work.

"One night apart is too much".

Americans live too far apart, drive too much and walk too little.

In other words, at their extremes, these experiences are poles apart, and too much emphasis on either one makes for an unbalanced situation.

It is a significant tale that, 1966 apart, has returned too much disappointment.