Sentence examples for had accommodated too much from inspiring English sources

This controversy became part of a long-standing debate, joined by Catholics and non-Catholics alike, about whether the church had accommodated too much or too little to the secular, modern age.

Costello sometimes overreaches, trying to accommodate too much in a song, but not here, somehow.

Lat believed Lacewood had accommodated him too often during the production, accepting his input without question.

Have you had too much to drink?

We've not had too much recently".

Mr. Bileck has accommodated.

Three weeks ago, she finally had had too much.

So, the Restoration had restored too much.

He noted that the American telegraph system was unprofitable for its first 15 years, and that in the early 20th century many felt that it had too much capacity, partly because it was built to accommodate huge peak loads during business hours.

Some authentic specialties have proved too much for Long Island palates, restaurateurs said, and chefs have learned to accommodate local tastes.

I had too much pride".