Sentence examples for slightly too much from inspiring English sources
Though that may be reading slightly too much into it".
"Slightly too much" is very different from "completely obsessed".
Sans Objet is a clever work that explores its ideas at slightly too much length.
James Milner – an outside shot this – may smell slightly too much of Hodgson.
He added: "There is slightly too much of a safety-first [attitude].
He realises he might be protesting slightly too much, and starts again.
Also: if you want to use slightly-too-much-personal-data to allow employees access to a building, just take fingerprints, my dude!
"Costa del Ephesus, big hair, slightly 80s, too much retsina, and recognisable tunes, sung mariachi-style," is how Hall puts it.
At its last interest-rate-setting session the Fed reckoned the risks of lower inflation were slightly stronger.Reading too much into one month's inflation figure would be a mistake.
Pappardelle Bolognese was a succulent version of the meat sauce that contained no tomato; spinach and sheep's-milk ricotta raviolone — a supersize ravioli — with lemon and pine nuts was a lighthearted dance of a dish, but suffered slightly from too much browned butter.
"Nothing works straight away," says Marber, "but things that change your mood – as in, if you have it for breakfast, you can expect to feel slightly different – are too much carbs, refined sugar and caffeine.
