Sentence examples for review too much from inspiring English sources

Complainants to the commissioner will want to ensure that the memorandum does not cause the commissioner to tilt his review too much in favour of the government.

Leppard's third Glyndebourne version was issued in 1980, when the orchestration with strings and brass drew critical comment from Denis Arnold in his Gramophone review: "Too much of the music left with a simple basso continuo line in the original has been fully orchestrated with strings and brass, with the result that the expressive movement between recitative, arioso and aria is obscured".

Garden-variety coleslaw garnered mixed reviews: too much mayonnaise, said one diner; I love this coleslaw, said another.

However, no tools could be found that measure all four health domains as provided by the AusTOMs, and the tools that were reviewed required too much therapist administration time to be included in the present study.

Although a high level of IRR is generally seen as desirable, when it comes to peer review some researchers, such as Bailar [93], view agreement as detrimental to the review process: "Too much agreement is in fact a sign that the review process is not working well, that reviewers are not properly selected for diversity, and that some are redundant" (p. 138).

Further, he larded his review with too much irrelevant detail.

Lit Crit: Have you been complaining that one book review holds too much sway in this country?

These results certainly have not answered the specific question of exactly how much pre-publication review is too much or too little.

Start reviewing too.

The review places far too much faith in missile defenses.

I did however find Christopher Hawthorne's review ["Saying Too Much," May 26] to sound somewhat condescending.