Sentence examples for be of too much from inspiring English sources

"Generally the market rises in the UK bring us back to the levels seen in 2008, however for equity income investors and those in good actively managed funds they have already reached new highs, so this week's rising index levels shouldn't be of too much concern".

It was felt to be of too much religious significance for the watching millions.

Apple shares fell 1.5% in after hours trading on Wall Street, although analysts said the lower numbers should not be of too much concern.

"Having said that I don't think the nationality of the hostages will be of too much concern to the insurgents," he added.

Indeed the danger is of too much tightening in the short term.

The work's popularity carried the evening; nonetheless the overall effect was of too much dessert and not enough dinner.

I'd almost be afraid of too much acceptance.

We should never be afraid of too much justice.

Be careful of too much physical contact.

You know, I'm accused of too much consultation.

"I'm wary of too much blood, Angelina".