Sentence examples for too much glee from inspiring English sources
"Dad, you're at band camp," one of my sons said with a little too much glee.
But some moderate Republicans said the Democrats should not express too much glee about an anti-establishment mood in the country that could be aimed just as directly at them.
Anne Edwards, president of the New Jersey Tree Growers Association with about 20 acres of trees in Wrightstown, N.J., cautioned against going after fake trees with too much glee.
For children, Basta said, "there's just too much glee at living". That is something Buchenholz firmly believes and tries to drum into the parents at her school--especially those who fret about putting their child on the right track to reach the proper college.
Don't talk about Glee too much.
"Then after two seasons of Glee it felt as though that was too much sweetness and I needed to change that up so [long-term writing partner] Brad [Falchuk] and I pitched American Horror Story, which we'd actually been working on three years before Glee, because now the time felt right for that.
It was all too much for Diouf, whose playing to the gallery only added to Celtic's glee.
And there's the requisite glee as commentators wag their fingers at women who dare to want too much.
