Sentence examples for too many declarations from inspiring English sources
Too much history, too many declarations, too much ego is invested in the single currency for those involved ever to admit that maybe they made a mistake.
Similarly, there are too many sweeping declarations, too many statements of the obvious.
Tellingly, the album also suffers from one of the most common problems of the neo-soul genre: too many long songs that are meandering declarations of an uninteresting personal philosophy.
Taut declarations lend clarity, but too many of them can start to sound like a Dick-and-Jane story.
jaunty declaration otherwise, when DHS is not funded is one day too many.
Always somewhat prone to medical catastrophe (her social-media dispatches full of declarations like "Feeling better!!! The Tamiflu kicked in I think") she took too many antibiotics before a show in Ohio, collapsed, and was flown home.
Such startling inequality means that despite well-meaning political declarations, the achievement of basic human rights is far from reality for too many women around the world.
In too many tellings, the truce is hailed as something between a protest and a premonition: a declaration of shared humanity by ordinary soldiers, before heartless commanders sent them to their deaths.
Remember Ray Bradbury's declaration, on the occasion of his ninetieth birthday last month, that "we've got too many Internets"?
That declaration by an international human rights body will elevate the importance of an issue that too many governments fail to seriously address, and open doors for victims' families to seek justice on the world stage.
