Sentence examples for tell too much from inspiring English sources

Don't tell too much of the truth.

But he did not want to tell too much about my coming adventure.

"February House" seems to forget that theatre is a game of show and tell: too much is cleverly told and not actively staged.

"I had written a first draft that was too long and in which I tried to tell too much of the story.

You must know all, then not tell it all, or not tell too much at once: simply the right thing at the right moment".

Because conjurors guard their secrets, it's hard to tell too much of the plot without giving too much away - except to hint that we're at that cusp of the 20th century where television came to sweep vaudeville into oblivion.

It withholds and it tells too much.

A man who knew and wrote and told too much.

At first her strummed-and-murmured songs seem confessional, as if she's telling too much.

I felt a second shock then, a stinging feeling of having been told too much.

It tells too much, too systematically, and it insists on connecting dots that might be better left floating in the dark.