Sentence examples for too much incident from inspiring English sources

From 30-30 though, Federer takes control and sees the game out without too much incident.

In the second act, Mandy and Richard have a child — Margulies crowds too much incident and melodrama into this two-hour piece — and we watch with sad recognition as their relationship begins to fray.

The fact that some of its competitors, most notably Wendy's and KFC, have already begun the switch without too much incident places even more pressure on McDonald's.

If the introduced CIGS interlayer with a narrower bandgap is a continuous thin film rather than scattered nanoparticles, it may absorb too much incident light and decrease rather than increase the light absorption of the photoactive polymer layer behind it.

"I've been through too much since that incident happened.

But let's not make too much of the incident.

"And he knows that if he makes this into too much of an incident, he may not get to go to the U.S".

Even though Mr. Finnerty turned out to be one of the two players charged Tuesday in the rape case in Durham, the size of the article in early April seemed to make too much of the incident.

However, Mihajlovic refused to be drawn too much on the incident, saying only: "This is football, not ballet".

I do not want to make too much of one incident, or to jump to conclusions.

At the same time, he didn't want to read too much into these incidents.