Sentence examples for point too much from inspiring English sources

If anything, we get the point too much.

Otherwise, at a certain point, too much tension, without some creative on-field release, just becomes exhausting.

The article does make one obvious point: too much of anything is not necessarily a good thing.

It may be a long time coming (Japan's government debt now totals 245% of GDP), but at some point too much red ink will yield a debt crisis.

People like the idea of No Music Day because they believe that the commercialization of music has reached the saturation point: too much, too easily available.

Not to belabor the China point too much, but it is important to understand that they reacted more forcefully to the threat of slowdown when in 2008 they did a stimulus equal to 20% of GDP.

"We missed 11 free throws," he said, "some of them in crucial stages of the fourth quarter, and gave up over 90 points, too much to beat a great team".

For the town's senior class, who on this week of milestones ought to have been consumed primarily with thoughts of corsages, tuxes and tassels, the loss of a classmate on the cusp of her future was at points too much to bear.

It's all too marketed, too many of the same damn talking points, too much business in the art of debate... Kinda sounds like the lament for "real" hip-hop, huh?

Patrick is pretty comfortable at Center Point too, perhaps too much so.

There comes a point where too much is too much".