Sentence examples for stressing too much from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, however, I would suggest that students simply send out whatever scores and profiles they feel best represent themselves — or send out both sets of scores — rather than stressing too much about which scores are higher.

As mentioned above, one could argue e.g., that stressing too much on the need to meet such a publicity requirement underestimates the extent to which compliance with social rules is widely unobservable, and the extent to which legal systems actually rely necessarily on trust to a large extent.

It doesn't work that way, and it just implies that it is somehow their fault they are infertile because they are stressing too much.

She could probably tell that I was stressing too much about the shoes, and I told her it was my first job here.

I stress too much.

"People stress too much about ageing and that makes them age".

I've said to him he shouldn't stress too much or worry about the crowd.

"I cannot stress too much the importance of them having a strategy to do that.

"That is the thing I can't stress too much about food waste," he told me during our afternoon together.

"I cannot stress too much that Britain is part of Europe, and always will be," he wrote.

Johnson expanded on his vision of post-Brexit Britain, writing: "I cannot stress too much that Britain is part of Europe, and always will be.