Sentence examples for covered too much from inspiring English sources

What do you think the Guardian covered too much in 2013?

But the existing law, Chief Justice Roberts wrote, covered too much speech protected by the First Amendment.

But the president concluded that the bill was fatally flawed because it covered too much data and too many people in and out of government, officials said.

Antony Walker conducted what seemed a vibrant performance, though the sound of the orchestra, especially the strings, was somewhat muffled by a stage extension that enhanced the intimacy of the theater but covered too much of the pit.

With so many genres constantly splintering and shifting over the years, we're bound to have missed some out, so if you're a drill'n'bass/skweee/moombahton fan disappointed that we've covered too much disco, house, techno, acid house, trance, rave, jungle, drum'n'bass, dubstep, garage, funky, minimal, wonky and donk … well, you know what to do here in the comment thread.

In five subjects, marked signs of sleepiness and drowsiness were observed throughout the scanning sessions that resulted in poor quality of the eye position data as the eye lids covered too much of the eye.

"Oil" is flawed in that it tries to cover too much ground and too many subtopics.

Run-of-the-mill Cash albums cover too much ground too easily.

Only a quarter of people surveyed said the BBC "tries to cover too much".

"So it kind of begs the question: has Con Ed gotten too big and they're trying to cover too much of an area?

It tries to cover too much ground, sketching in the history of Jewish culture in Poland and its near-complete eradication during the Holocaust.