Sentence examples for too much upon from inspiring English sources

I shall not dwell too much upon the alleged breach of the right to be heard.

In Yediot Aharonot, Nahum Barnea said, "The truth is that Lapid has taken too much upon himself".

It is a mistake for the left to concentrate too much upon high rates of income tax.

Wilson also said, more damningly, that O'Neill "depends too much upon hatred," but this seems too pat for a writer struggling so hard to transcend his own rage.

Beating a below-strength Kiwi team might not be too much upon which to base a claim of international prowess, but when you have not got the better of southern hemisphere rivals since 2007, it will do to be going on with.

Stein felt it vital for artists to work in undisturbed serenity in a climate of political stability; on the day, in 1940, that France fell to the Nazis, she published a book in which she wrote, "I cannot write too much upon how necessary it is to be completely conservative that is particularly traditional in order to be free".

Many of the other Motown performers felt that Berry Gordy was lavishing too much attention upon the group and upon Ross, in particular.

It is undoubtedly true that the old-time investor laid too much stress upon book values and too little upon what the property could earn.

Apparently, far too much depends upon it.

Too much reliance upon reality stiffens and cripples fiction.

Dr. Christison seems inclined to lay too much stress upon prison systems as affecting the increase and decrease of crime.