Sentence examples for too negative about from inspiring English sources

Hey, let's not get too negative about all this.

Mr. Westaway cautioned against getting too negative about Italy.

"Is it too negative about China?" Others argued that it showed China's best side — its determination — and Hu smiled.

I'm hoping to study German at university, but I also recognise that we can't be too negative about today.

Speaking for his centre-left trade union, Mr Zuza grumbles that Mr Reinfeldt is too negative about Saab.

It is not that the foreign press is too "negative" about China; it is that it lacks context.

JOEL LESKO, Ashland, Ore., posted on nytimes.com There is too negative an undertone in this article about how changes have "slowed down" the game and made power-baseline tennis, à la Lendl, the norm.

In film sets, normally, with particular stars, there's all those egos going around and all that sense of you can't really say anything too negative, so you have to go about it in a very subtle way.

Your article about American Girl dolls was too negative.

But it's not merely about being oppositional, because that's too negative.

One of the most persistent of complaints about newspapers is that they are too negative.