Sentence examples for today too much from inspiring English sources

Sounds familiar today: too much religion, not enough hard truth.

He can't ignore that that happened in the past, but it's unfortunate that he gets held accountable today too much for something he did when he was 19.

Yet today too much power is agglomerated in Washington to be contained successfully within a purely national constitutional structure.

Many people then worried (too much, in my view) that Japan's rapid growth was a threat to prosperity in the United States, in much the same way that many people worry today (too much, in my view) about rapid growth in China.

Today, too much of the political rhetoric has completely forgotten that we're a huge extended family.

Today, too much clotting is considered a disorder because it increases risk of stroke, pulmonary embolisms and pregnancy complications, but tens of thousands of years ago, this hypercoagulation might have served our ancestors well.

1/3 — David Axelrod (@davidaxelrod) February 20 , 2013Too much money in politics.

Karl Rove, a top presidential aide, said quietly, "Too much pessimism last week, too much optimism this week".

Though much has changed for the better in the police since the 1970s, too much remains the same.

The charge was a misdemeanor, and bail was set at $1,000 – too much for her mother's tight budget.

"We understand that, so we've got to back it up and not dwell on last year too much.