Sentence examples for messing too much from inspiring English sources

The Islamist prime minister proudly sent three of his four children to universities in the U.S. By fostering economic growth, by keeping the army in its barracks — and by not messing too much with secular lifestyles — Erdogan has won some grudging support from the worldly elite that originally viewed him and his more pious Islamic following as a lurch back to the Ottoman Empire.

So I wouldn't mess too much with that.

"I don't think I'm going to mess too much with Matt Harvey at this particular moment," Collins said.

It takes place in the same part of the world with the same cinematic sensibility, but it doesn't try to mess too much with the formula.

With the company so dependent on the iPhone, Milanesi said it was unlikely to mess too much with its magic formula until it had another "wow" product to do the heavy lifting.

Australia won't want to mess too much with the team that won the Ashes 5-0, and coming in at No3 against Dale Steyn would be a big ask for the untried Doolan and unproven Marsh.

More than 30 years into their career, R.E.M. knows not to mess too much with the formula.

The handsome courtroom by James Noone has wood paneling stretching up to the roof and a rotating stage so we can get slightly different perspectives of the rather static set up (you can't mess too much with tables for the attorneys, a witness stand and so on).

So, if you come to visit or if I give you a ride, I hope you won't mind the mess too much.

"If you start messing around too much with things that have served universities and disabled people well, some of the widening participation gains that have been made could drop off," he says.

You will have to finish the stage without losing or messing up too much in order to receive this emerald; if you die or do poorly on the level, you won't be able to win it.