Sentence examples for bit too hectic from inspiring English sources

And if it all gets a bit too hectic – a number of ticket-holders plough through the site on scooters, which can make Sziget feel a little Mad Max in the dry heat, while raucous street performers crusade across the walkways – there is a beautiful beach at the tip of the island called the Chill Garden.

Rightfully so, it is loud out there and it was just a little bit too hectic".

Brendan's busy adventures load the film with a bit too much narrative for its brief running time, but the sometimes hectic plot ultimately serves as scaffolding for Mr. Moore's extraordinary visual brio.

When it gets too hectic and overwhelming, I just turn on a tune.

"It was too hectic".

"London was too full, too hectic, too much going on.

"It's too hectic there," she said.

A bit too bulky.

A bit too sophisticated.

"A bit too Breathless Mahoney".

It's too hectic in a 15-hour-a-day job.