Sentence examples for writing too much from inspiring English sources
Ruth Padel convicts herself of "too-muchness", writing too much and overdoing imagery.
Writing too much about MoMA here would be cheating, to some degree.
He writes little fiction: "It is still too noisy for writing: too much unity, too much Gulf crisis".
"There's always that fear of writing too much if you're a reasonably facile writer, and I'm a reasonably facile writer".
Auden, brilliant, testy, carpet-slippered, always much older than his years, told him that he was writing too much, and too quickly.
"In the early days of word processing you'd often hear the complaint that novelists were writing too much – not shaping as they used to when they had to work on a typewriter," says the poet and author Blake Morrison.
"I've written too much stuff, that's my problem.
I might use it to write too much too fast.
Don't write too much; let the images curate themselves.
I've written too much about these things I find".
