Sentence examples similar to too much deep from inspiring English sources

Of course, everything she knows about the place comes from changing planes at O'Hare: it has too much weather; it's too hublike (the congested gateway to where she really wants to go); and there's too much deep-dish pizza.

He has an amazingly resonant voice too, much deeper than Poirot fans will recognise.

Without going too much deeper into this morass, you have to wonder if the players association's hierarchy is for the active players, the retired players or self-interest.

We should share incrementally, see that it's received well and that sharing is ultimately mutual before going too much deeper".

If an artist adjusts too much, a deep tradition can flatten into pandering tourist fare.

The consequence was we played too much rugby deep in our own half.

"If anything I was pushing myself too much as, deep down, I knew I wasn't properly fit.

Try not to stress too much; take deep breaths.

Don't shampoo too much and deep condition regularly or your hair will most likely be in horrible shape after a little while.

But some fear that to focus too much on deep-seated religious schisms is to ignore the local complexities of such regional conflicts.

Though it is true that Reagan concentrated on only one large item in his first-year agenda (the tax and budget cuts), while Obama is trying to "do too much," the deeper problem is that Obama lost control of the details of his agenda.