Sentence examples for attached too much from inspiring English sources

The Home Office then appealed, arguing, in part, that the judge had attached too much weight to the cat.

It had been suggested that Ofcom attached too much weight and too much offensiveness to the "Nazi", "health Nazi" and "ignorant pig" insults levied at Mr Stark.

In fairness to Mr. Draghi, markets may have attached too much importance to his "do whatever it takes" oath, spoken at an investment conference in London last week.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the U.S. decision to scrap the summit next month was shortsighted and attached too much importance to the Snowden case.

Representative Rush D. Holt, a New Jersey Democrat and physicist who has followed the case, said he thought the academy's review showed that "the F.B.I. attached too much certainty to the scientific parts of the case".

The reason for this was I had attached too much to the external experience.

But he cautioned against attaching too much significance to it.

Others might attach too much to everyone and risk being traumatized by repeated feelings of grief.

I think you are attaching too much importance to individuals coming and going.

It would be foolish to attach too much importance to a single battle.

Mourinho sounded keen not to attach too much importance to the result against Arsenal this weekend.