Sentence examples for sentences too much from inspiring English sources

"If you use StyleWriter, Grammarly or other proofreading tools, they will only tell you if you are using simple sentences too much," says Zhang. "What a non-native speaker needs are very detailed suggestions.

Be careful about "trailing off" with your sentences too much.

And perfectly groomed, creamy-smooth sentences are too much to ask.

Some Indian corporate leaders said even a two-year sentence was too much.

For some fans of Ms. Stewart, even a short prison sentence is too much.

They — we — would pick up the magazine every week to see if we had managed to get in a phrase or a quote from one of our files, though a whole sentence was too much to hope for.

Under the law, Mr. Bout faces at least 25 years behind bars when he is to be sentenced on April 5, but Mr. Dayan, calling his client innocent and saying that his prosecution was the product of "outrageous, inexcusable" government conduct, called such a sentence "way too much under the facts and circumstances of this case".

Some of the new marks were pure slapstick (@cehickman's slapdash, which was not designed but was described as "useful when you just can't be bothered to give your sentence structure too much thought") or @krissyt67's comalipses ("comma w/ ellipses stacked on top for when a writer loses their train of thought & falls into a deep asleep").

Or was there a point when sentences such as, "Too much history, too much remembering can ultimately destroy the past … and the future," were uttered without a menacing subtext?

While you don't want to write a run on sentence by creating too much detail, it's a good idea to create interest using sensory language in your topic sentence.

Or consider the sentence "There's too much work in this fucking class".