Sentence examples for too much display from inspiring English sources

"Harry Potter is such a lifeless book, there's too little emotion and too much display of power," she says, adding a barb that has a special sting coming from someone with her backstory: "It makes every boy in the world think they are the chosen one".

The actors all smile too much and display an overemphatic way with dialogue.

He was thus assaulted on both ends, threatened because of too much theatrical display and not enough of it, because of too much irrationality and too much rationality.

This leads to the challenge of having to reconcile competing objectives: providing a high-level overview without omitting relevant information, and showing interaction specifics while not overwhelming users with too much detail displayed simultaneously.

And focusing too much on displaying your strength can backfire.

With a 4000 1 contrast ratio and 8ms response time, this LCD shouldn't have too much problems displaying black colors, something LCDs traditionally don't do so well on.

There is way too much dysfunction displayed when it comes to women's relationships and many are mistaking those caricatures for reality -- and don't get me started on the depiction of minority women.

Way too much skin on display.

Photos where you're drinking (or drunk) have to be avoided, as do those with too much skin on display – beach shots are an absolute no-no.

There is also too much art on display, a problem shared by the African galleries on the second floor, where some 130 objects are crammed into 3,100 square feet of floor space.

All statistics should be regarded with caution but there is too much evidence on display of our shameful treatment of disabled people – from Treasury officials making "easy" cuts, to newspapers slandering the unwell as scroungers – to be ignored.