Sentence examples for too much makes from inspiring English sources

But too much makes ice cream that is overly rich and hard to eat that much of".

Sand is good for effect and landscaping, but too much makes for a lot of clean-up.

But although a little olive oil adds flavor to the mix, too much makes it overly rich.

Adds great definition, and comes in a pleasingly no-frills pot that should last several months if the creme is applied sparingly (too much makes hair crunchy).

The addition of lime (calcium oxide, or CaO), supplied by the limestone, renders the glass insoluble again, but too much makes a glass prone to devitrification i.e., the precipitation of crystalline phases in certain ranges of temperature.

Beneath what Mailer calls "the immense blue of the strong sky of the American West," under that immense blue which dominates "The Executioner's Song," not too much makes a difference.

There is too much making fun of each other.

Wearing too much make-up can mask the scent that attracts men during ovulation.

Too many wagons calling themselves trucks, too much made of four-wheel drive.

Never wear too much make-up, however.

Never apply too much make-up.