Sentence examples for purpose too much from inspiring English sources

"What I was seeing — more important, what I was feeling at that time — science and technology had no answers for," he says, and continues: Because there I was and there it was — dynamic, overwhelming — and I felt there was too much purpose, too much logic, too much beauty to have happened by accident.

Don't get people sick on purpose too much.

Don't use too much, the purpose of this is to get into the piercing and foam out any infection.

"It's a question of what happens next time the Iranians mess around on the margins or do something like inadvertently (or on purpose) have too much [low enriched uranium] in stock," Goldenberg wrote in an email.

Reporting on Thinnes' intention to demand a non-smoking clause in his next film contract, in September 1969 Australian newspaper The Age stated, "He smokes about two packets a day, but the perpetual lighting up of new cigarettes for continuity purposes was too much".

Twitter on its own is likely to give better results than Facebook on its own, according to Johnstone, assuming you use Twitter enough to generate enough of an interest graph (or don't, in my case, use it too much for work purposes — skewing results).

Many emerging pianists, either by instinct or on purpose, go for too much dazzle and flair.

There is no purpose in moralizing too much about distant events.

A close-up examination of high-powered, mostly male teamwork driven by a collective sense of purpose, it includes too much self-congratulatory celebrity schmoozing and hugging for comfort.

It also warns that we could be misled as to the achievement of the purpose due to too much irrelevance "non-entrepreneurial" efforts.

Generally speaking, the people who cannot carve out 20 minutes of any given day for some educational purpose are either earning too much or too little.