Sentence examples for particular too much from inspiring English sources

Wandering around the Fontainebleau, I concluded that Mr. Lapidus was wrong on at least one particular: too much is, in fact, sometimes too much.

In particular, too much is being spent "on highways that are not especially important to the economy, but are popular with local voters.

Given the strong evidence for detrimental effects of too little PA and too much sedentary time, 50 51 in particular too much screen time 3 and the potential interaction between these in children, 21 there is a mounting need to understand childhood behaviours and intervene.

He suffers from noise, noise at Gatwick in particular became too much for him to bear.

"No, my records in particular cost too much fucking money to make to give them away for free," he said.

The danger is that retail investors, in particular, read too much into the headlines and turn the perception of default risk into reality.

Sinclair's pace in particular proves too much for Nyom as the Villa man completes six successful dribbles into the area, three of which result in shots on target.

Not only did they seem to hate the look he had created – which also included a short pencil skirt made of reptile cage lining — but also the materials he used, arguing that the umbrella, in particular, was too much like regular fabric.

Some pundits agonise that profit growth built on the impoverishment of workers at home and the export of jobs abroad as firms outsource operations to China and India cannot be sustained: consumer confidence will fall, demand will plummet and profits will collapse.Others worry that America, in particular, relies too much on financial firms as a source of profit growth.

Are we guilty of giving this particular word too much power in our discourse?

For the sake of your other friends, whether they're in love with you or not, its best not to complain about this particular problem too much.