Sentence examples for comment too much from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to comment too much, but everyone is okay in there".

We are afraid to comment too much for fear she'll begin on the walls.

What do you make of Walter Hewlett's lawsuit? A. I probably can't comment too much because it's a legal matter.

"I don't want to comment too much on what's happening, but to build anything or to create anything you need stability," Redfearn said.

Though saying he could not comment too much on the ongoing criminal inquiry, the president did not shy away from the political ramifications of the attack.

I can't comment too much on front-row play – that is not my area of expertise, by any means – but there are a lot of factors that go into that from technique to a referee's interpretation.

Try not to expose yourself to this type of comments too much, since they can be very triggering for people with mental health issues and thwart your progress.

This comment was too much for big baby Donny.

(Oddly, Samantha Power's "monster" comment was slammed by some Hillary supporters as being misogynistic, too - kind of a reach, given that it came from a woman. My only beef with Ms. Power is that her comment demonstrated too much restraint. I guess she already used "a problem from hell" to describe something else).

Hovering beside Ms. Scott Thomas, for example, he kept asking for take after take with such comments as "too much acting" or "faster, drier" or "too much emotion".

But the "McRapey" comments became too much, prompting Scalzi to try to make capital for charities he feels strongly about from the relentless trolling.