Sentence examples for finding too much from inspiring English sources

"I was finding too much fault with all the women I was going out with," he said.

I'm not finding too much of it in modern music: the posturing rock, the stale classical institution, jazz, which mostly has its head way up its own rear, as does most musical theater, which really needs to open some windows and breathe some outside air.

He was finding too much space.

The problem: "You end up finding too much and end up treating too many people".

You're clearly hiding behind claims of finding too much "inappropriate language" in my book, when other books on the list certainly include the exact same kinds of language, in some instances, in abundance.

Experiences varied widely, with some finding too little, others finding too much and others finding information, but not knowing whether it was trustworthy.

She could be vivid company but often preferred to withdraw from society, perhaps finding it too much of a performance.

There are very strict rules governing confidentiality, to prevent the family of the donor and the recipient finding out too much about each other.

"This film got me off the hook a little bit in the sense that I'm not finding myself too much in the service of the Israeli foreign ministry".

As I was finishing my Wednesday column, up popped a study in the current issue of Archives of Internal Medicine, one that reported finding that too much meat can kill you.

Sean O'Reilly, the engineering manager at Facebook who has built the mentorship feature, said that the reason for the change was admins were finding it too much of a burden to get involved in the mentorship.