Sentence examples for longer too much from inspiring English sources

It wasn't the Kat any longer; too much concerned with her own problems like a soap opera.. . .

Lately when someone is puking in a club in Amsterdam, the relevant question is no longer "Too much booze?" but "Too much G?" And the answer is either a new wave of vomit or a weird facial expression from someone who a few seconds later falls asleep.

In the past, the stories, including my own, used to be longer, often too much longer.

No longer bound (too much) by the need for secrecy, they revealed an unexpected world of adrenaline junkies, where the excitements and thrills of the chase were as much the submariners' raison d'etre as global realpolitik.

"More broadly," Mr. Haynes added, "I think this ruling signals that the court does not any longer worry too much that government money may eventually end up with religious institutions.

While the girl spoke, we held still, wishing the world for her; then came the beast, blowing our cares away, and we no longer minded, too much, who would live or die.

After the full programme was implemented, the number of patients treated with the high dose regimen doubled indicating that those children were now sufficiently treated with high doses if necessary, but they were no longer prescribed too much treatment.

We are living longer, we eat too much, and we are inactive.

One woman felt that making the time to practice the longer meditation was ' too much of a luxury' when she had 6 children at home an instead practiced mindfulness of washing the dishes and mindful walking.

Limit play time to one to two hours for toddlers; anything longer is expecting too much from a young child.

I'll cross my fingers that Season 2 is longer than 13 hours, but not too much longer.