Sentence examples for explained too much from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

"They are not directors trying to explain too much.

She assumes a Western audience, and she explains too much.

"He's telling people to see each other," Kaufman allowed, wary of explaining too much.

At the same time, the multiverse theory also explains too much.

Authors who feel compelled to explain too much only undermine their authority.

These phrases explain too much, like the patter of a crime series that has played too long on television.