Sentence examples for yes too much from inspiring English sources
And yes, too much poetry -- literally, as in Maxine Kumin's "Spring Training": What lingers is the slender hook of hope".
So, yes, too much technology is bad.
And, yes, too much texting, web surfing, or basking in artificial light, can indeed be a problem.
Yes, too much sugar is bad, but the law was dumb.
Yes, too much anthemic, stadium-filling uplift-muzak has never been an unreservedly good thing.
The final character in the story is Rachel Kathleenn Goldpaugh, Ethan and Joshh's mother, a woman who worries on Thanksgiving Day that she has ordered — yes, ordered — too much food.
The article is about William Nowell, a homeless man with an unspecified health problem who, having come into a two-hundred-thousand-dollar legal settlement (its precise origins are unclear, at least initially), moves into a luxury apartment building whose other tenants decide that he, yes, smells too much.
The study says that kids as young as 5-years-old are, yes, spending too much time chatting (at the expense of reading or actually talking to people, building valuable social skills), are busy playing Fifa and Wii Sports (at the expense of playing sports in their backyard or at the park), etc.
"What I would have liked to hear from Brett Kavanaugh is, yes I made some bad choices as a young man, yes I drank too much and was overly aggressive and inappropriate, but I learned from those experiences and I apologize," one caller said.
As part of researching a book on how to start a small business on eBay, I've been hanging out on the site (and, yes, buying way too much stuff) and talking to lots of eBay "power sellers".
