"I had to hide it, partly on the inside of the dress, because to include too much of the trimming would have been a shock to the whole aesthetic," she said.
Self-conscious about exploiting his new friends or disrespecting the film's intended stars, the members of Sonic Youth, Mr. Markey was careful not to include too much of the Nirvana live footage in the final film, which relied on the backstage mugging instead (much of it by Sonic Youth's singer-guitarist Thurston Moore).
The show includes too much of the "white people do act this way" brand of comedy, an idea that was best dismissed on an old "Simpsons" episode when a black comedian, standing before a brick "Night at the Improv -type wall, dImprov -typeorthy routine about the goofy wallwhites didve, and Homer, laughing himself silly, gasped: "It's troutine
Don't include too much of any particular subject or medium.
Trying to include too much of this will only leave you disappointed when things are changed.
A novelist is going to have to be careful about not including too much richness of information.
"The threat of being boring, of including too much, might be a particular peril.
Tourism is in the doldrums in Tijuana, a result of a variety of factors, including too much crime, police harassment and the economic woes up north.
Fresh fruits and vegetables were included in these lessons whenever possible, and we frequently discussed the hazards of including too much salt, sugar and fat in the diet.
They would rather err on the side of including too much information in your credit report than leave information out, according to consumer lawyers and advocates.
