Sentence examples for too much playing from inspiring English sources

He liked — too much — playing the Wizard.

Not too much talking, not too much playing.

He said, 'I want this to be traditional -- traditional rhythms, and not too much playing.' So the tracks wound up being bare, just a rhythm section and me.

"First, I wanted to do something more important with my life," said Rogoff, who is now 55. "Second, I thought I was traveling too much playing chess.

"Maybe audiences are finding films that they're exhausted by, or perhaps they find them too familiar — too much playing toward a sense of expectations.

SHELDON SILVER, Assembly speaker, Democrat: After years of feuding with Gov. George E. Pataki, Mr. Silver is relishing — some critics say too much — playing the role of negotiator between the warring Spitzer and Bruno camps.

True, Bateson's sensitivity gets too much play early on.

If they give race too much play, they risk making it the "defining feature" in an applicant's file.

I think Morris's two programs gave too much play to his deadpan humor and not enough space to his earnest, great-themes pieces.

A truly fine quote from Beckham that maybe didn't get too much play either came in reply to the question, again just before the Brazil game.

Maneuvering our 30-foot boat into a narrow lock felt a bit like driving a school bus with too much play in the wheel into a stone bathtub.