Sentence examples for language too much from inspiring English sources

There are worse problems for a writer to have -- too much language, too much literature.

I love Shakespeare's language too much to hear it tossed at me by the shovelful.

Mr Mitchell also agreed that he had a temper - but not that he was quick to lose it - and that he used bad language too much.

The 5T is a great budget phone, as we mentioned in our recent review, and it looks like the company hasn't altered the design language too much to Star Wars it up.

You love the culture and want to immerse yourself more completely by knowing the language too (much culture is better understood through its original language).

Lines like "How to be in the world when the world has collapsed into language?" bear too much resemblance to the effusions of an aspirant for a Ph.D. in philosophy.

At other moments, however, Texier's language borrows too much from the romance novel: "The peach satin of the corset feels perfectly smooth, taut between the whalebones, its structure encasing her waist and hips in a pure hourglass shape, her small breasts pushed over the top edge and blossoming like ivory globes".

Nothing Was the Same was supported by the six successful singles "Started from the Bottom", "Hold On, We're Going Home" featuring Majid Jordan, "All Me" featuring 2 Chainz and Big Sean, and "Pound Cake" featuring Jay Z, "The Language", and "Too Much" featuring Sampha.

Do not use insulting language or too much profanity.

You can use a conversational tone as long as you don't use inappropriate language or too much slang that might confuse the older members of the audience.

Natural-language requires too much computing power, is difficult to scale, and doesn't deal with structured data well.