Sentence examples for declarations too much from inspiring English sources
Too much history, too many declarations, too much ego is invested in the single currency for those involved ever to admit that maybe they made a mistake.
The Swiss National Bank has used similar declarations to keep its currency from appreciating too much.
It's present in proud declarations that someone only hangs out with boys, because girls are too much drama.
Perhaps that prospect played a little too much on Chris Rogers' mind, as he delayed the declaration until he could ask Somerset to make 390 in 72 overs.
"There is still too much uncertainty around consumer spending to make a declaration that the holiday season would be good," he said, adding that factors like unemployment, droughts and higher gas prices can put a crimp on consumer spending.
In deciding which specific rights are human rights it is possible to make either too little or too much of international documents such as the Universal Declaration and the European Convention.
Too much of the American approach toward the former Soviet Union has consisted of rhetorical declarations without real content.
A declaration from Fosca (the excellent Judy Kuhn), the show's terminally ill heroine, takes on new relevance: "I know I feel too much.
