Sentence examples for too stimulating from inspiring English sources

The more committed followers renounce tea, coffee, alcohol, meat, even onions and garlic, which are thought too stimulating.

Find the endless choices of supermarkets too stimulating?

Close and cover all windows, and try to make the room bright and cheerful without making it too stimulating.

In many nursing homes, televisions entertain the staff rather than the residents, who may find the programming too stimulating, or have trouble distinguishing between an onscreen drama and their own lives.

Some can be too stimulating, like a top Sancerre or Pouilly-Fumé, or a white Bordeaux from Pessac-Léognan.

But there have always been what she calls "candy alarmists," who warned that candy was too stimulating, too soporific, poisoned, or otherwise hazardous.

But what he especially fears is the warm-up guy getting the crowd too stimulated.

And while we're at it, let's ban breast milk, which helps babies feel relaxed because it too stimulates opioid receptors.

Indeed, because these prizes, notably the Goncourt, Femina and Renaudot, virtually guarantee sales of 200,000 or more copies of winning novels, they too stimulate the onslaught.

When the agonist response to CGP12177 was examined in more detail in the cAMP assay (with a larger window to examine the response) it can be seen that it too stimulates a response best described by a two-component response at both the tβtrunc and tβ4C-receptors.

Spending too much time inside watching TV or playing games on their play station will not only cause weakness and less agility, but will also prevent the toddler from getting a good night's, because staring at screens will make them too stimulated to sleep.