Sentence examples for continued too much from inspiring English sources

He protested, genially, about the restaurant's noise and its uncomfortable seats, praised some dishes, and continued, "Too much of the cooking at Nishi is self-referential, inward looking, and so concerned with technique that you can't help being conscious of it.

That may not continue too much longer, however, as Stewart just completed the purchase of a 153-acre estate in Bedford, N.Y., according to reports.

Too much Westminster outrage continued too long has a confected feel.

But even this, he continued, is too much.

Some people choose to keep their affair secret because they may want it to continue, feel too much guilt or believe they're protecting their partner's feelings.

After the second inning, he said he asked the trainers "to check it and see if there was anything I could do so I could continue," but too much fluid had built up for him to go on.

Ultimately, the unsatisfactory relationship will continue without too much questioning, because publications are often grateful for whatever they get.

I remained overweight under Democratic or Republican rule and continued to eat too much cheese and not enough sardines.

Cashman continued: "Is it too much to ask to pick up a game a week, or something along those lines?

Yet precisely because of the union's protracted existence, some SNP activists – including Salmond – sometimes take continued English complacency too much for granted.

As noted above, this kind of contradiction arises because planners continue to place too much emphasis on density per se (in both a negative and a positive sense), and because planning itself continues to follow an entrenched top-down model, that is, an approach that may be termed teleocratic, meaning one tailored to specific ends and outcomes to be imposed by dint of law (Moroni 2010 .12.