Sentence examples for explained too from inspiring English sources

The best scenes come early, before too much is explained too predictably.

In the show's final reveal, we discover that... no, wait, I've explained too much.

Why this ballet and America have become such an item is not something that should be explained too glibly.

But Simon argued, successfully, that the scene had to stay in, because over time Omar's importance would become clear, and because the show would lose its insider feel if it explained too much.

And in case anyone did not fully grasp his message, Mr. Bernanke explained, "Too big to fail was a major source of the crisis, and we will not have successfully responded to the crisis if we do not address that successfully".

Generally, however, Darwin's ideas explained too much, too well, and were too much in accord with new observations in geology to be resisted, especially by biologists, and many English clergymen with country livings were good naturalists and could immediately grasp the theory's utility.

"Do not explain too much".

But if you explain too much, you explain away.

Marber, on the other hand, explains too little.

"They are not directors trying to explain too much.

It may explain, too, Pakistan's initially muted response.