Tell us if you agree with Dr. Keller's argument that, in general, America's white-collar class seeks too much meaning from work, while its blue-collar class harbors too dismal a view of labor?
Thus, Democrats, now facing complaints that Mr. Obama seeks "too much too soon," are exploring that option.
Larger increases are rare, and there's always a risk that if you seek too much, it can make you seem out of touch or too focused on the rewards and not enough on the work required to get there.
Despite the persecution he claims in his bitter memoir, Messier admits he made mistakes in his six-year reign at Vivendi, notably by failing to sell off its water business quickly enough and seeking too much media attention.
McGraw-Hill said the Commodity Futures Trading Commission was seeking too much information and was violating its First Amendment rights to keep sources confidential, and it said it would ask a judge to throw out the subpoena issued by the commission.
People may seek too much care for back pain, for example, resorting to ineffective or possibly even harmful treatments.
Those clashes — and a perception by the City Council that the citizens' group is seeking too much influence — led to the ban on new organizations.
She had sought too much in trying to understand how human frailty connected with love or with the beauty that the gifted brought.
The case is an appeal from a unanimous decision of a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, which said last year that the government was simply seeking too much information.
