Sentence examples for too much meaning from inspiring English sources

You don't want to put too much meaning into it.

Too much meaning and an academic might just stop functioning.

You could substitute "Dolly" for "country" in those lyrics without losing too much meaning.

But most people's first instinct is to attribute too much meaning to these changes.

But he was hesitant to give the hit too much meaning.

"Disestimation" involves ascribing too much meaning to a measurement, relative to the uncertainties and errors inherent in it.

Mr. Gore, in his nomination speech, spoke of challenging "a culture with too much meanness, and not enough meaning".

"I believe we must challenge a culture with too much meanness and not enough meaning," he said.

Mr. Gore took up the call at the Democratic National Convention, speaking against what he said was "a culture with too much meanness and not enough meaning".

Echoing the longstanding campaign of both his wife, Tipper, and his running mate, Senator Joseph Lieberman, he declared that "we must challenge a culture with too much meanness, and not enough meaning".

To all the families who are struggling with things that money can't measure, like trying to find a little more time to spend with your children, or protecting your children from entertainment that you think glorifies violence and indecency, I want you to know: I believe we must challenge a culture with too much meanness and not enough meaning.