Sentence examples for spreading herself too thin from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Lopez's attempt to branch out from her hip-hip roots is gathering whispers that she could be spreading herself too thin.

Martha Stewart, who was once the nearest equivalent to Ms Winfrey, had started to devalue her brand even before she got into trouble with the law, spreading herself too thin and striking too many deals with retailers.

Even the multitasking Valéry Gergiev, of all people (besides running the Kirov Opera and Ballet, he is a guest conductor all over the world), has worried that Netrebko may be spreading herself too thin, especially by singing so many open-air concerts.

Even some critics who admire her artistry have complained that she sometimes indulges in fussy and mannered interpretive ticks, and has spread herself too thin with ventures into pop.

The person who fears that she will run out of time also fears that she will spread herself too thin: these are clichés, but they suggest the ways the self has been drastically reconfigured in time and space in the past decade or so.

Mr. Muhly may be spreading himself too thin.

Critics have raved, though some wonder if Oberst is spreading himself too thin.

Lochte, though, has never worried about spreading himself too thin, in or out of the water.

Hackett is wary of spreading himself too thin.

"He is spreading himself too thin," says Courtney Leddy, a vice president with Ketch um Sports Network.

But he spread himself too thin.