Sentence examples for too much reciting from inspiring English sources
For White, Yale was a great improvement over Geneva, but he found that even at one of the country's great universities there was "too much reciting by rote and too little real intercourse".
Leaders often spend too much time reciting introductory material, and participants eventually stop paying attention.
I could pretty much recite the whole thing.
Though she found the hunting talk "a little too much blood and guts," she was thrilled when he recited some lines from T. S. Eliot's "Four Quartets".
For some situations, like an exam or an impromptu interview, whereby if you studied too much, some answers may become insincere if you just recite the 'model answers'.
When they drank too much, they weren't sick in the shrubbery, but marched through Trinity Great Court reciting Swinburne too loudly.
Her therapist next ordered her to continue walking while reciting girls' names starting with the letter M. That was too much for Cramp, and she stopped.
For me, we would be better served by requiring all children and adults to recite every day the Pollan Pledge of Nutritional Allegiance: Eat food, not too much, mostly plants.
