Sentence examples for upright too much from inspiring English sources
(Of course, what moral center is?) Filius is too upright, too much of a one-dimensional filter for Murkoff's ample and seemingly well-researched descriptions of fishing, boating, dam building.
"He thinks I'm upright a little too much," Anthony said.
When he finally has to get up to sing into the mic, he immediately grabs it and doubles back over as if the knot of bile in his stomach is too much to remain upright.
It's too much to take upright.
I lie down on the floor, my constant go-to response to all that's too much to hold me upright.
Mothers of the world: whether your parenting style includes too much PDA or sitting upright in a chair, we salute you!
If a plant droops too much, you won't have upright growth or a nice shape without major pruning, rather than simply staking it more and more.
Reading books on a PC felt too much like I was working, chained upright to a desk.
One or two human features could have arisen because our ancestors picked homes near the sea but the entire package of attributes – lack of fur, upright posture, big brains, sinuses and others – is just too much, they add.
He was sleeping upright on the floor, because getting up and down was too much for his lungs and heart.
When submerged in water, they automatically float upright -- and in the event the 14 possible occupants get jostled around too much, there are seat belts.
