Sentence examples for too much world from inspiring English sources
Incendiary got lost in the smoke that billowed prophetically from its pages: too much "world".
People or no people, there was just too much world to watch going by on the beach.
As with homelessness a century ago, the problem facing a population of 7 billion is not too many people crowding too small a piece of land, but too few people owning too much world.
The year kicks off with Berlin-based artist, writer and filmmaker Hito Steyerl's exhibition Too Much World, along with the launch of a new lecture series asking What Can Art Institutions Do?, with the first talk presented Anne Barlow, director of Art in General, New York City.
Judging from the first weekend grosses, audiences won't mind too much: "World War Z" earned $111 million worldwide, including $66 million in North America.
Marc Webb's superhero sequel definitely included too much world-building, but it hummed along like Becky G's "Shower": "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" is not high art, but the damn thing was just so catchy.
Not too much Old World charm there.
The "too much information" world on the Internet can be misleading and dangerous.
You stick out too much, the world enlarges around you to dangerous proportions, and you are too evident to too many others.
Some were also angered that the Port Authority was keeping too much: the World Trade Center name, unmodified, as if the towers themselves were still there.
