Sentence examples for too much case from inspiring English sources

I used to carry the old version of the Niko backpack, but these days it's just too much case for my cameras and I've been looking for something tough that's a more suitable size but doesn't look like it came from the clearance section at Best Buy.

I try not to examine it too much in case it goes away.

He sometimes worried that his stories read too much like case histories, that their psychological elements risked overshadowing everything else.

A book in which for three quarters of the time the hero is drunk may seem too special, too much a case history.

And you'll have to train your eyes to not look at the floor tiles too much in case you vomit when you see the state of them.

It was at this point that Par Par Lay began to mention to his relatives that he had a backache, choosing not to complain too much in case his family stopped his travels.

Then I scrubbed at them with a dry wire brush until clouds of black dust came out, and sanded them, but not too much in case I ruined them.

We can't say too much, in case the formula were to be maliciously leaked to Lindenwood — or even, brisket forbid!

He doesn't worry about it too much, in case you are wondering.

You don't want to let the holiday slip by unnoticed (as if that were possible in this culture), but you don't want to do "too much" in case that shows you're more invested than your new flame.

Was everybody in strict agreement that they were taking part in a pivotal moment in history, so shouldn't drink too much in case they were later expected to recall the evening in minute detail?