Sentence examples for occasion too much from inspiring English sources
Wasn't the pain of this occasion too much for his intimates to bear?
Giggs, in fairness, has never tried to butter up the occasion too much himself.
So the publication this week by the Sunday Times of a leaked document describing the government's "marketing and media strategy" to sell immigrants to the public should not occasion too much surprise.The government already flogs voters some far less promising propositions war and taxes, for instance—so immigrants should be a relatively easy sell.
One or two players just felt the occasion too much".
I know they've had a few injuries, which is unfortunate, but I just hope they can go and play the way I know they can play and not be overawed by the occasion too much.
If Scotland had been guilty of kicking away possession in the first half, it was a complete reversal in the second, with Cotter's men showing ambition - on occasion too much ambition - by running the ball from their own 22. Colin Slade, moved from wing to fly-half after Carter was replaced by Julian Savea, and Laidlaw traded penalties.
On a few occasions, too much happens on stage, which makes it hard for the audience to focus.
"It's going to be a special occasion and we must keep our feet on the ground and not let the occasion be too much for us.
"The occasion was too much for the young players," said Wenger.
The occasion proved too much for the singer, 69, who faltered after a few verses.
Whether we froze, or the occasion was too much, I don't know, but we can have no complaints.
