Sentence examples for too many stage from inspiring English sources

With too many stage gimmicks for its own good, Friday's concert started nearly two hours late.

This is one of those operas that prosper without too many stage pictures, and the pocked, whitewashed ancient brick wall that was the production's scenic leitmotif, along with a few cypress trees and a rusty, fog-shrouded freighter, sufficed to evoke an industrial, remote northern clime of indeterminate modernity.

Don't stock too many Stage 2 evolutions.

If you add too many Stage 1 and 2 Pokémon, you might not be able to find their basic forms when drawing.

Too many staged gags, too much crude plot to string them around.

I saw one too many staged scenes of sections of the crowd waving dementedly into TV cameras to help out presenters desperate to fill time.

Innis stated that they "really wanted the film to retain that 'newsreel' documentary quality... Too many stage-y effects would have been distracting.

Thus it seemed that too many late stage cases (Stage II and Stage III) are diagnosed and that possibly the treatment outcome of rectal cancers in Luxembourg during the last decade has not improved significantly.

Alas, I have to confess I found the production as a whole to be alternately tacky and banal in too many respects: stage smoke for days, long slashes of red silk to signify the bloodlust enveloping the Macbeths.

After an exciting first week, the second week was a little flat, and there were too many mountain stages that ended with a downhill finish.

The E.P.A. does not estimate the number of hazardous waste sites over all in the country or, generally, in individual states, because there is federal and state and multiagency involvement, and Superfund projects are at too many different stages for quantification, a spokeswoman said.