Sentence examples for characterized too much of from inspiring English sources
This formulaic approach characterized too much of the gala, which honored the company's 70th anniversary.
Instead of conducting a blunt, honest examination of the hard choices and necessary compromises that confront our country, he presented the sorts of rosy assumptions and slippery generalizations that have characterized too much of this election.
More than anything, Egypt now needs to develop that kind of culture of dialogue, of peaceful and respectful arguing — it was totally suppressed under Mubarak — rather than rock-throwing, boycotting, conspiracy-mongering and waiting for America to denounce one side or the other, which has characterized too much of the postrevolutionary political scene.
Taunting opponents has always been ingrained in competitive sports and was an inevitable part of the wider gamesmanship that characterized too much of this year's tournament.
Ironically, it was the CIA, rather than the Committee, that first developed recommendations to address the mismanagement, misconduct, and flawed performance that characterized too much of the CIA's Detention & Interrogation program.
Together, they rise above the tick-tocks and polemics that characterize too much of the United States' political writing.
It was more about us, the folks who try to control the narrative – the ones who package the who's-up, who's-down, he-said, she-said coverage that characterizes too much of campaign reportage – than about the voters and what they really need to know to make an informed choice.
Our lives are characterized by too much of a good thing -- too much to eat, to buy, to watch and to do, excess at every turn.
He said that the Bush administration, "from top to bottom," had been characterized by "too much of a permissive atmosphere" when it came to business regulation.
Is it too much of a stretch to see the "Balloon Dog" in relation to the bipolar swings of inflation and recession that characterize contemporary economic life?
