Sentence examples for more too much from inspiring English sources
Now they want more; too much more, say alarmed centralists and plain patriots.
What's more, too much praise can convey a sense of low expectation and, as a result, can be demotivating.
Instead, profits made by established industries and by banks have been subject to sudden capricious taxation.What is more, too much easy money (thanks to America's "quantitative easing") flowed into Turkey.
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Lyrics This town, is coming like a ghost town All the clubs have been closed down This place, is coming like a ghost town Bands won't play no more too much fighting on the dance floor Do you remember the good old days before the ghost town?
And more, so much more, too much more -- and with such little result.
Smart lighting can not only provide the lighting levels needed for the task and personal preference, but also automatically respond to the availability of natural light--no more too-much or too-little light that can increase stress and reduce focus.
Is more thought, more visual excitement, more joy too much to ask?
There's more -- too much more, by far -- but the design has the signal virtue of focusing the viewer's attention where we want it to be focused: on the symbolic pair of shapes that have come to represent the simultaneity of public and private loss.
There was more, much too much more, including bites of two seafood pastas.
