Sentence examples for too few words from inspiring English sources

The real problem, though, was not too few words but too many.

As Freud observed, it says what it has to say not just in few words but in too few words.

Re "When to Worry if Your Child Has Too Few Words" (Feb. 9): I received speech therapy for a "speech impediment" from first grade till fourth during the 1950s.

With the exception of the occasional page in which the journalist who still lurks within the author crams too much information into too few words, it is a joy to read.

Ms. Tapia offered too few words to make the best sense of Debussy's songs, even of the very early settings of Verlaine, Mallarme and de Banville that she chose.

Gen. Richard B. Myers of the Air Force, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said, "As I view this landscape covered by memorials on this day of remembrance, I know that each is etched with far too few words to fairly record the life of the man or woman resting there".

He has transformed the Jets, too, with fewer words than Coach Rex Ryan.

This word length was selected experimentally based on the observation that longer words have too few matches in target sequences, whereas shorter words may fail to capture the most informative portion of the motif and show lower rates of over-representation. (Note: the command-line version of CisFinder allows the use of 6- and 10-mer words).

He was, in a few words, too skinny to excel.

Two years is still too soon, and 2,000 words too few, to do it justice.

The reality is that despite these warm words, too few companies have stepped up to the mark".