Sentence examples for enjoyed too much from inspiring English sources

It has showed that it can cut off credit to banks that have enjoyed too much.

He had Asperger's and his ruddy face and red eyes suggested he enjoyed too much cider and spliff.

A colleague of John Connolly, an F.B.I. supervisor named Bob Fitzpatrick, met with Bulger at one point and concluded that he enjoyed too much of a free hand.

Finnish arts and crafts were for sale alongside characteristic pastries, including homemade snickerdoodles, which I enjoyed too much to question whether they were really Finnish.

He convincingly claims that after decades when judges enjoyed too much discretion in criminal sentencing, the pendulum has now swung too far in favour of rigid guidelines.

However hard it tries to morph into a counter-cultural gadfly, Catholicism will continue to be tainted by its image as an agency that enjoyed too much wealth and power for too long and abused both.

The Taliban draw support from the Pushtuns' fear that other groups enjoy too much sway in the new Afghanistan.

There are limits that you can't enjoy too much, because there are obligations and everything, but you have to give it your all".

So, yeah, obviously it's pretty windy out there at the moment, which nobody really enjoys too much, I don't think.

Two key questions are whether the credit agencies — which benefit from a unique series of government charters — enjoy too much official protection and whether their judgment was tainted.

The idea that men enjoy too much power, and thus have no place on all-women shortlists, is, Cindi Leive explained, "an outdated way of looking at things".