Sentence examples for too much direct from inspiring English sources
Mr. Medeiros pronounced the Beatrice too bright, with too much direct sun.
It is a fair point that too much direct democracy can be debilitating; witness California and its love affair with the ballot initiative.
Most of the first-floor rooms are positioned around a circular foyer with a large domed skylight designed to spare the living room and other common areas too much direct exposure.
Saudi diplomats have also called for arms to be provided to the rebels, but Britain, America and Turkey have so far shied away from too much direct support for the armed resistance, fearful of fuelling a full-scale civil war.
"They don't want to be stuck in a situation where they seem to have taken on too much direct responsibility" for a country with Pakistan's security and political problems.
Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. "The Man Who Knew Too Much," directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
Grace, a sophisticated widow who says she "will never marry a man I love too much," directs Leonard to remove Julia from the house.
It's a case of the network protesting too much, directing viewers' eyes towards a Jimmy Savile-inspiredramama that the BBC would never have made rather than to Channel 4's controversial sticky bun robbery.
It turns out I can switch and save an estimated £174 per year (based on pre-increase cost), plus I'll get £100 cash back after three months for switching, and I've been paying too much on direct debit so they owe me £490.
Mr. Norton has wisely chosen not to bite off too much in directing his first movie, eschewing the biggest role.
