Sentence examples for event too much from inspiring English sources

It wasn't so much the amount of the money that the gang nicked (about £41m in 2013 money, or as Evans realises after the event – "too much"), but the audacity and complexity of the plan.

It's one psychic event too much.

Remember, it is not possible to publicize your event too much.

Some arguments are, by their nature, two-day events: too much is at stake to set an arbitrary bedtime deadline.

"It's much harder for me to do journalism now," he says, "because you don't want to affect events too much.

By demonstrating a willingness to allow Greece to exit the euro zone and default on its debts, Merkel and Sarkozy indicated that they think the rest of Europe could withstand such an event without too much trouble.

DANIEL AUKIN Artistic director, Soho Rep I remember saying to the cast of the play we were working on: "This event is too much for us to process right now, but it's important to remain available to how it will inflect everything we do".

If a particular event is too much to manage emotionally, decline.

Before every baseball game he's ever played, I made sure to not build the event up too much.

They should not, however, be merely extemporaneous events, where too much will depend on quick-thinking and an engaging manner.

Band members made a few remarks about the week's events, and "Too Much Violence," although about a love affair, inevitably resonated.