Sentence examples for rather much about from inspiring English sources
If we feel we are hearing rather much about Wasserstein's college girlfriends, it's because we are about to meet them again as characters in "Uncommon Women and Others," the 1977 play that brought its author wide acclaim.
But the result, while witty and ingenious, tells us rather too much about the theatrical process and too little about the actual historic event.
This sounds ruthless of Elisabeth, but perhaps not ruthless enough, because she seems to care rather too much about family harmony.
(There is rather too much about those striking coal miners in the show, which would be even more effective if it didn't stretch almost to three hours).
While Ibsen could only be alert to the potential dangers of such a philosophy, we know rather too much about the impact the triumphant will would have on 20th century history.
They mostly care rather too much about themselves for that".
Managers need to spend more time on the front line supporting social workers rather than too much about process and bureaucracy".
In a way, low self-esteem is not due to not thinking enough about ourselves but rather thinking too much about ourselves and how others perceive us.
Rather than worry too much about female moxie, instead last year Tinder just sort of built it into their business model by launching Tinder Plus – one of the features of which limits the amount of times non-paying users can swipe right.
"I'd really rather not talk too much about it," he said, then knocked on wood.
"Yes, but I'd rather not talk too much about it.
