Sentence examples for too much lately from inspiring English sources

"I've been talking too much lately".

In America's foreign-policy debate one that has been bandied about too much lately is "appeasement".

The second half was much better, which is something we've been saying too much lately," said Real's coach Zinedine Zidane.

The big question, of course, will be whether consumers want that kind of platform growth from a company that has been in the news too much lately for how it has abused its growing power and position already.

If you feel like you have been saying "cool" too much lately, listen up.

"We didn't see him too much lately," said Shami, whose mosque is about two miles from the apartment shared by Simpson and Soofi.

"Way too much shrimp lately," he said.

I've put on too much weight lately.

Maybe there has been too much bipartisanship lately.

Architects have spent too much time lately listening only to each other.

What Mr. Eisner has heard all too much of lately is how badly ABC is doing.