Sentence examples for calling too much from inspiring English sources

"I think it's calling too much attention to Elaine Stritch".

This "found search result" form of storytelling is a clever way to bring in the outside world without calling too much attention to the practice.

Donald Misch, director of the Wardenburg Health Center at the University of Colorado at Boulder, said he worried about calling too much attention to Four Loko.

A. To be honest, I don't, you know — who's that guy that blows everything up? — Michael Bay hasn't been calling too much.

"What are they calling too much salt?" Hannaford, part of Delhaize America, a division of the Delhaize Group in Brussels, started Guiding Stars after customer surveys indicated that people were confused about the nutritional information available to them.

(You mean the Fred Savage? The guy from "The Wonder Years"? No wonder Chelsea has been ignored!) And students picked up on the message that calling too much attention to Chelsea would mark them as potential losers.

It is called "Too Much Skin, Taste & Turpentine" (through Dec. 9).

For a time, they hosted a prank series called "Too Much Tuna" on Comedy Central's "Kroll Show".

Yet the essence of that old blueblood style was to look relaxed and not call too much attention to oneself.

But for long stretches this suite takes what was background music and places it in the foreground, which calls too much attention to his inventive pastiches.

Those who once bemoaned M.I.T.'s lag in recruiting women now worry about what one called "too much effort to recruit women".