Sentence examples for discussed too much from inspiring English sources

Commercial breaks seemingly came every five minutes, full leader boards were discussed too much, key golfers were ignored and story lines forgotten.

The only comment about Darwin's book recorded by Cope was that Darwin discussed "too much geology" from the account of his voyage.

"The difference between Haitian society and American society is that you can describe U.S. culture without really discussing too much about religion," Mr. Desmangles said.

Yet for all of his prep, he likes to remain as instinctive as possible, working things out on set, not discussing too much with directors in advance.

Long-Term Capital Management, I don't really want to discuss too much about it, but that's an isolated example.

But be careful not to discuss too much about your dating others with him.

Don't discuss too much with mutual friends, as this may embarrass him and can put others in a difficult position.

Nixon and Reagan are much discussed too, making the book serve as a loose prequel to Vineland (1990), in which burned-out hippies and fascist cops get to grips with Reagan's America.

"He was inflexible, tough, and didn't like to discuss things too much.

When asked about the connection, the artist said: "Yes, there is obviously some relationship between these latest works and my older works, but I don't want to discuss it too much.

Overall, inmates don't really joke about gay shit or discuss rape too much.