Sentence examples for too many contests from inspiring English sources

"Too many contests and not enough prizes," she said.

Slow TV pushes back at the instant gratification and empty calories of too many elimination contests, too many reality shows, too many efficient, literal-minded forensic dramas that perhaps keep certain plot threads dangling but tie up the episode's main mystery by the hour's end.

Roy Keane wouldn't have won too many popularity contests in the Manchester United dressing room, but the respect that his peers had for him was a major factor in United's dominance of the Premier League.

After too many nomination contests that were, for all practical purposes, decided after just a handful of early states had voted, leaders of both parties in a lot of big states agitated for a change in the process that would enable their states to vote earlier.

Don't do too many fansign contests.

I (have done) the dunk contest too many times.

An evening that promised so much for West Ham United ended in disappointment, acrimony and a dash of farce, with Slaven Bilic sent to the stands after contesting one too many of Adrien Jaccottet's decisions in the closing stages and Astra Giurgi seizing control of this Europa League third-round qualifier thanks to a comical own goal from Angelo Ogbonna.

Too many primary races are still purity contests.

He went on to explain that the lengthy contest featured "way too many debates" and became overly focused on social issues instead of the economy.

What no one here seems to contest is that Italy has too many laws.

A Klan-sponsored beautiful baby contest probably wouldn't garner too many entrants in 2015, but their current Adopt-a-Highway ploy fits perfectly into this mindset.