Sentence examples for rock too much from inspiring English sources

As for the band's retirement, one can only imagine they were persuaded by their own argument, in "Too Much 21st Century", that there's just "too much rock, too much conceit".

In a Times review, TV critic Robert Lloyd said not much had changed with the Steven serieserg-produced serIts: "It has been an excessive show to my taste: too many affairs, too many relationships on the rocks, too much drama.

Rocking too much could cause a ship to keel over in heavy seas.

Others think she's too rock star, too much of a glamour puss, to be an authentic artist.

You could visit a damp meadow, such as Iffley Meadows near Oxford, and see snakeshead fritillaries (Fritillaria meleagris) enjoying the company of lady's smock (Cardamine pratensis) to understand that they won't like a dry border or rock garden too much.

In some places it was quite hard – the walking was quite tough for her because the heat on the rocks was too much for her paws and the rocks were too sharp.

But "Electric Arguments" is a song collection, from skewed blues-rock ("Nothing Too Much Just Out of Sight," complete with hooting harmonica and a Howlin' Wolf impression) to gospelly skiffle ("Light From Your Lighthouse") to East-West blends ("Lifelong Passion") to blissed-out one-man studio jams ("Is This Love?").

The combination of Beyonce's hot dress and the no-doubt stunning ensemble the FLOTUS would have rocked, is too much for our fashion-loving hearts to even imagine.

They don't want to rock the boat too much.

The only prudence would be not to rock the boat too much.

The opposition party promises not to rock the boat too much, at least when it comes to big things like taxes and spending.