"too much chatter" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means that there is too much talking or conversation happening. Example: "I couldn't concentrate on my work because there was too much chatter coming from the next room."
Green fights against the trends of indie movies with no visual flair and too much chatter.
They despise restaurants that are trendy, loud (due to music, too much chatter or bad acoustics), or that try too hard with no result.
They despise restaurants that are trendy, loud (due to music, too much chatter or bad acoustics) or try too hard with no result.
"I think too many kites are flown, there is too much chatter about things that have got to be rigorously analysed before giving an opinion on it," says Burns, whose voice retains elements of the measured academic he once was as well as his county Durham upbringing.
Often it has little to do with words — but there's too much talk here, too much chatter about competing viewpoints.
4. Ground yourself When there's too much chatter going on, it means you're energy is too high in your body.
The weak aspects mentioned most frequently by participants were: homework was too much and/or too difficult (n = 25), too much repetition of topics (n = 10), the first two sessions were boring (n = 8) and too much chattering during the sessions by other participants (n = 6).
"There was too much online chatter about it".
If you during your body scan have too much inner chatter going on, you can always return your focus to your breathing.
You may accidentally make a bad first impression by laughing too much or chattering with your friends even if you're normally a good student.
If you can help it, don't be too much of a chatter-bug.
