Sentence examples for comment too much on from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Heinz Kerry was reluctant to comment too much on her view of Mr. Jordan, at one point saying flatly, "I don't know Jim Jordan very much at all".
"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.
Despite saying he could not comment "too much" on the conviction of Cardinal George Pell for child sexual abuse, with the matter filed for appeal, the archbishop of Sydney, Anthony Fisher, nonetheless urged parishioners not to be "too quick to judge" the disgraced prelate.
Reluctant to comment too much on Benedict, she does say that "he doesn't have the same charisma" as John Paul.
You might say, "I need to have a better image of myself, and I don't want to listen to negative comments about myself".. Don't rely too much on others to feel good about yourself.
Commenting on this pattern, the Premier stated that: "SPPs are focused too much on administration and red tape, and not enough on the outcomes that really matter.
FOLLOWING Too much on Internet.
