Sentence examples for too much told from inspiring English sources

This is about ultra nationalism," Victor, a mountain of a man who is clearly wary of saying too much, told me.

I drank way too much, told too many people I didn't really know very well that I didn't know what I was doing with my life, tried to break up a fight unsuccessfully, resulting in both feuding parties turning on me, all the while wearing a stupid trench-coat I'd bought on eBay the previous week.

It's too much tell, not enough show.

"All you can do is walk by and ignore them, or if it gets to be too much tell them to leave," she added.

The first-person narrative cuts back between the past and present, which sometimes results in too much "telling" rather than "showing".

If even that is too much, tell a close friend, or another family member, and let them carry the weight of it for a while.

We sat around drinking too much, telling the old stories that old families always tell; very few were set in any one place.

He is not sparing his side too much, telling them that they were second best in too many challenges.

Apologizing too much tells others that you don't feel you deserve even basic considerations.

For too many years I took on far too much, telling myself the story: "Look at Mother Teresa.

Without embarrassing her too much, tell us what you know about Laura from working with her that you don't think anyone else would know?