Sentence examples for become a bit much from inspiring English sources
THERE are times when all the foams, clouds, emulsions and other flesh-crowning, flesh-flanking nebulas become a bit much.
Marden's persona could become a bit much for some people, as when he entitled a series of abstract drawings "Suicide Notes," or when he was quoted as declaring, "Painting says 'pain' in it".
But has it become a bit much, knowing exactly how sweaty, boiling and agitated we women can be, and exactly which bits of our innards have been taken out?
A more interesting and by no means incompatible possibility is that Beck's disgusting lies, apocalyptic fantasies, endless Hitler and Stalin comparisons, and persistent use of racist and anti-Semitic tropes (faithfully chronicled by the indispensable Media Matters) have become a bit much for Ailes and the rest of the front office.
Marden's persona could become a bit much for some people, as when he entitled a series of abstract drawings "Suicide Notes," or when he was quoted as declaring, "Painting says 'pain' in it". But there has never been any grandiosity in the work itself, which always evinces methodical discipline.
Relatively quickly, you may discover 270 nearly straight minutes of classroom lectures becomes a bit much.
If the resulting self-seriousness took superheroes into grown-up culture, it also, sometimes, became a bit much.
When combined with her opening the telecast and mugging to the camera constantly while the directors' go-to girl for reaction shots, it became a bit much.
By then, the burden of scheduling 20 games each week and the flood of panicked Sunday morning phone calls became a bit much.
