Sentence examples for too much dross from inspiring English sources
There was, as ever, some wondrous tennis, but way too much dross.
OWN, by common consent too much dross and too little Winfrey, did so badly after it was launched in 2011 that Time struck her off its list last year.
When I set out to study the canonical texts of Jewish belief, I discovered potent flashes of ideas and imagery, but there seemed, at last, just too much dross to plow through before getting to the sparkly bits.
Because it's an action game upon which many hours and much money has been spent it will keep you entertained – indeed the shiny graphics alone will ensure it passes muster for a great many – but with 40+ hours of gameplay split across its four campaigns there's just too much dross to ever let the title blossom to any more than OK.
The House of Lords does its best, but too much legislative dross ends up on the statute book.
The books remain — but without someone to release their meaning, they are so much dross.
You pick the order; you decide exactly how much dross is in there.
