Sentence examples for viewed as too much from inspiring English sources

And lamenting what he viewed as too much compromise by Republicans, he continued: "So much of it on the surface, intellectually, doesn't make any sense.

Republican voters have already been rejecting these candidates despite their overwhelming advantage in paid media placements, and often because they are viewed as too much a part of the Washington establishment.

Mr. Mattis famously was pushed out of his job as head of United States Central Command in 2013 because he was viewed as too much of a hawk on Iran policy during the Obama administration.

Its combination of sketches filmed on location and live studio set pieces, all topped off with a song and dance number, was widely viewed as too much to ask of such young and inexperienced performers, although at the start of its run the show did bring in the biggest audience figures for a comedy show on the channel.

More typical is the case of Robert Goode, 48, who returned to the Glazier Group of restaurants in New York in March as a catering sales manager 14 years after he left the company in frustration over what he viewed as too much competition among sales managers for too little business.

If the person the president selects is viewed as too much of an ideologue, one who has a record of supporting the restriction of abortion rights, for example, they could lose the support of moderate women like Sens. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) or Susan Collins (R-Maine).

Whether in favour of using patient decision aids or viewing them as too much of a "faff," practitioners concerns predominantly centred around their own practice.

Bowa's supporters note that he was hired in part because his predecessor, Terry Francona, was viewed as too malleable, too much of a player's coach.

With a little more than half the country's deposits, China's Big Four banks are widely viewed as much too big to fail but are likely to owe hefty premiums for the deposit insurance plan being developed.

While some blacks viewed Robinson as too much of a conciliator and a go-along guy, the letters reveal a more complex character.

In the Senate outline there are far more onerous conditions on citizenship than any previous Senate bill, and the in the House hearing Tuesday it was clear that there was little interest in citizenship from GOP legislators, as member after member made it clear that they viewed it as too much of a "reward" for bad behavior.