Sentence examples for too addicted from inspiring English sources

Recently Steven Spielberg said Hollywood is too addicted to blockbusters — that this model is not sustainable.

Our society is already too addicted to television images, many of which are violent and unwholesome.

The West is too addicted to Arab oil to sustain such a strategy.

Each belonged to a mother too addicted, poor or in trouble with the law to care for the child.

They're too addicted to celebrity chefs, not unlike the Food Network, with Emeril and Mario Batali and Rachael Ray and the rest.

Are they too addicted to the status quo? (rcvandy) I once did a paper on the criminalization of drugs by the Harrison Act of 1914.

All these writers, she believes, are entrenched in the establishment, too addicted to lashings of eastern Europe's past, too willing to give neoliberalism a free pass.

It’s one of the most dangerous sports going, but Robbie Maddison isn&rsquo t afraid – he’s too addicted to the thrills of freestyle motocross for that.

Others have damned his productions as sophomoric, emotionally false and unconvincing, at best (and some don't grant them that) only intellectually interesting, musically destructive in their busy visual antics and far too addicted to the easy laugh.

Don't become too addicted-you may find yourself in debt or broke.

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