Sentence examples for used too often from inspiring English sources
Time travel can be a useful tool for a science-fiction storyteller, but if it's used too often, the stakes can begin to feel a bit malleable; every plot point ends up being a potential do-over.
In the Senate the filibuster is used too often, in part because it is too easy.
Yet it's a device that's been used too often before, and is here given no justifying wit or style.
The word snub is used too often to describe simple Oscar omissions, but this one felt oddly pointed.
The news media have been used too often by members of the Bush administration to leak information.
It is used too often and now has a touch about it of the "boy who cried wolf".
A phrase I use too often... "Um".
"When you get desperate, you start coming up with stuff you don't use too often," Mussina said.
"Bossy" is hardly the only culprit, but it is one of those gender-coded words we use too often to discourage girls from being assertive.
On my kitchen counter, to the side of the stove, there is a jagged skyline of jars and bottles, featuring the condiments and oils and spices that I use too often to ever properly put away.
Thus, medical MDMA users avoid the comedown effects many recreational users are familiar with, particularly those who use "too often and in too high doses".
