Sentence examples for fundamentally too much from inspiring English sources

£9 is fundamentally too much for a Wookie burger.

Anything above $8 is fundamentally too much for a Wookie burger.

But there is a tendency to normalise, to make a fundamentally extraordinary place too much resemble the received opinion as to what good quality urban space looks like.

"The billions which we spend on IT is fundamentally changing because too much goes on systems that are unacceptable," said O'Neill.

Microsoft simply cannot fundamentally change it too much — even though plenty of people would argue that it probably should — because people would go wild.

Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel, as Samuel Johnson told us, but you also have to be fundamentally nuts to expect too much from the British drivers this weekend.

In fact, it's possible he appears too fundamentally sound, that he relies too much on the sort of deftness that won't sustain him in college and the pros.

To expect humane practices within a system that is so fundamentally inhumane is perhaps to expect too much.

These two books don't fundamentally revise our understanding of the Final Solution — too much has already been published for bold revision to be remotely plausible — but they significantly deepen it.

It would be too much to claim that redistricting has fundamentally altered any nationwide election result.

— The message from researchers last week for a Mayo Clinic conference on concussions in hockey was clear: the game as it is played now causes too much brain trauma, and it must change fundamentally.