Sentence examples for too many articles from inspiring English sources

I see too many articles warning about how cicadas will ruin outdoor weddings and garden parties.

It was too dark, too gritty, too morose, they said, with too many articles about war and conflict and death.

In the past few weeks, countless articles have wondered aloud whether too many articles are being written about Donald Trump.

Not too many articles said the same thing about Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, the unadulterated 50's guy whom Mr. Lazio replaced.

Young Americans show up in Prague every month in search of the laid-back life, having read one too many articles extolling the city's civilizing pleasures--Prague is to the nineties, they are told, what Paris was to the twenties.

But how the candidate really feels about his chief handler is difficult to say; he doesn't like to see too many articles about the help and initially didn't want to be quoted in this one about Rove.

"Translation, they've read one too many Times articles, and decided now is not the time to buy a home," he said.

Swartz was accused of using the MIT computer system to access too many academic articles from a digital library called JSTOR, with the intention of making them freely available.

I still see far too many leaflets, articles and press releases, however, whether from the Green party or from green pressure groups, that are full of impenetrable jargon, far removed from the everyday conversations in pubs, cafes and workplaces.

'Interruption' was subsequently disregarded because it provided too many irrelevant articles.

And if that weren't enough, there have been too many magazine articles (including a cover story in Forbes ASAP a couple years back) that expose them to be not brilliant and swashbuckling guerrilla code-writers but rather emotionally disturbed narcissists lashing back at the world for not giving them proper respect.