Sentence examples for past too much from inspiring English sources

In the past too much aid has been badly spent.

In the past, too much lip-service has been paid to them and too little action.

"I don't want to go back and reflect on the past too much.

It's the home of rugby but I don't really think about the past too much.

The record will show that the Democrats have not only offered to compromise, but they have also compromised in the past — too much in the minds of many.

Loneliness makes me feel low all the time and I think about my past too much rather than enjoying the here and now.

The aspirations of the past change too much with time.

Then there was the trauma therapist, who prescribed eye movement desensitization and reprocessing to get over a couple of disturbing past events (too much to go into there).

Initially, I was told I could ask him "anything" but the increasingly nervous PR suggests I don't ask about "the past" or "too much about HIV".

Old-school boxing gyms have their merits, but many are stuck in the past, doing too much steady-state cardio, not enough strength and conditioning, and employing out-dated approaches to nutrition and weight-cutting.

No feel-good story is too trivial, no chasing down old footballers with tales of past glories too much effort, no dressing up houses with balloons and bunting too kitsch, no telling adults that painting your face in a team's colours needs to stop at age 10.