Sentence examples for built up too much from inspiring English sources

"It was built up too much," Conte said later.

Our government has built up too much debt, our economy is not producing enough jobs.

Perhaps because the first three films were built up too much, and subjected, over the years, to the pressure of too much love, their zigs and zags have hardened into formula.

In interviews Tuesday, even before he gave a concession speech in which he spoke of his campaign in the past tense, Mr. Giuliani described his strategic mistakes, suggesting that his opponents had built up too much momentum in earlier primaries.

But by the time his rivals arrived in Florida ten days ago from a highly-competitive contest in South Carolina, they had built up too much momentum and gained lots of media exposure denied to Giuliani sitting waiting for them in Florida.

Itoje, 6ft 5in and 18st 4lb, may not seem like a man who needs to be defended but Jones says he has seen too many players suffer for being built up too much, too soon, and he doesn't want Itoje to be another.

Caution also had to be taken not to let the water build up too much because the pressure could build to a point that contaminated water leaks underground.

Whenever I did find a girl I liked, I let my emotions build up too much steam, and she would run.

We have got to make sure that we don't let the hype build up too much and that we keep focussed on what we are trying to achieve.

A novella about a would-be Olympian trying to fight his way out of the Los Angeles ghetto in the supercharged atmosphere before the Rodney King verdict, "Rope Burns" builds up too much intensity to be satisfyingly resolved by an explosion of violence that seems forced.

Red Hands manager Mickey Harte treads carefully on the issue of current form, wary of his team's prospects being build up too much.