Sentence examples for too much needless from inspiring English sources

There is too much needless complexity in the world, he argues.

There is too much needless suffering at stake, as well as the legacy of our ethical values, to wait for future generations to confront what should be our generation's moral obligation.

A grandiose man, Gingrich speaks in grandiose ways, always characterizing situations too broadly and with too much needless heat, then losing chunks of valuable time, along with precious credibility, to the inevitable damage control.

Apple has taken steps to simplify the iBook creation experience with the introduction of their iBook Author application, which allows users to create rich interactive experiences (if they want to) without too much needless fiddling.

"There is still too much needless suffering," Ban said.

Spending too much can lead to needless pursuit of perfection when "good enough" solutions are acceptable.

Tomato-crusted veal steak had too much going on, including a needless accompaniment of baby artichokes stuffed with lobster.

"Too much time is spent on needless haggling over who's in charge when the time would be better spent in interagency drills and training," Mr. Hauer said.

Both Thomas Campbell and Anna Wintour felt that the statue would take up too much exhibition space, though, and be a needless distraction — "punk lite," Campbell called it.

Both Thomas Campbell and Anna Wintour felt that the statue would take up too much exhibition space, though, and be a needless distraction—"punk lite," Campbell called it.

As the child of a Holocaust survivor, David had always acted with preternatural obedience, as if any boyish prank, any teenage excess, would inflict needless pain on a life already burdened with too much.