Tim read too much, listened too much and talked too much.
Because I work with music day after day I prefer not to spend my leisure time doing too much listening – I would reach saturation point very quickly!
But "there's not too much listening going on," a senior administration official said, noting that Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton were forced to cancel visits to Saudi Arabia in recent days because the king was not willing to host them.
On Christmas Day, unless of course I'm No 1 and get an emergency call to do Top of the Pops, I'll probably be at my mum's having spent too much and eaten too much, listening to the Now That's What I Call Christmas! album.
Too much listening ruins the ear for music, particularly on a song over and over again.
Sure, I've enjoyed lots of stuff, but I lose interest after a couple listens, bowing to my waning attention span, my anxiety that there's too much to listen to, and not enough time to take it all in.
I risk because I dare to be affected, to care "too much," to listen to the lonely old lady in the waiting room at the doctor's office, really listen to her, not just her words, but to everything inside her screaming to be heard because everyone else she knows and loves is dead.
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This will help you resist the temptation to talk too much and listen too little.
I've learned that most of us, including politicians, talk too much and listen too little.
