Sentence examples for too many negatives from inspiring English sources

He called its purchase "one of the few things in politics you do that you don't get too many negatives on".

John Jacono, the president of the Yonkers Republican Party, said of Mayor Spencer, "I've heard from a lot of upcounty people that he has too many negatives for them to consider him now".

A tunnel would have benefits, but there were just too many negatives to make it a priority, according to McDougall – it was much too expensive, with big social and environmental costs.

"There are not too many negatives.

"There's not too many negatives to take away".

"There weren't too many negatives and at the end of the game we finished the stronger.

"If I start thinking about too many negative things, you can get caught in that.

But often, Lucy admits she feels sad and unloved if there are too many negative comments (no argument there).

Those words, though, have far too many negative connotations; I think the best way to describe it is "incredible".

He formed his own offshoot of the Ku Klux Klan which he later renamed the White Patriot Party because, as he later wrote, the Klan carried too many negative connotations.

Just as the media drew far too many positive conclusions from Stephen King's early success in publishing his work electronically, there are now too many negative conclusions being drawn from his decision to discontinue releasing monthly installments of "The Plant".