Sentence examples for much too negative from inspiring English sources

It is much too negative, when it must imply a sustained effort to absorb Liverpool manpower elsewhere – for example in nearby towns of which some are developing quite promisingly".

Sometimes if I'm smoking too much I get too negative, but if I put it down for a few months I'm saying good morning to everybody.

Mr Li echoed complaints that the negative list is much too long.

The answer, according to Mr. Adamson, is to run campaigns that are "not too negative, not too much of a downer," or in other words, "more realistic, but not so realistic you rub people's noses in it".

Too much negative information, they worried, would scare women away.

Too much negative affect, however, may lead to despair and complete withdrawal from the situation [ 15].

Karim's bosses disapprove of Hebba's show, which they think dwells too much on negative stories that ultimately give a bad impression of the government.

Again a source warns against reading too much into negative numbers early next year as in 2010 January was up about 8% and February up double digits.

Magyer says that investors with a broad portfolio should invest in GE knowing that their diversification will keep them from experiencing too much potential negative impact.

The findings of a ground-breaking study, published in the journal PLOS ONE today, suggest that brooding too much on negative events is the biggest predictor of depression and anxiety and determines the level of stress people experience.

These athletes have a tendency to think too much, become negative and critical, and experience competitive anxiety, so the more they distract themselves, the less they will get stuck in their heads.