Sentence examples for A touch excessive from inspiring English sources
Chirac's words may have seemed to be a touch excessive but they reflected what the people wanted to hear.
He sometimes joked with friends that the Führer's anti-Semitism might be a touch excessive, but he was just the sort of strong, anti-communist leader with whom one could do business.
His first night at the "Tonight Show" desk, the self-deprecation was a touch excessive, his "I-hope-you-like-me" solicitousness a far cry from the confident cool of Carson or the caustic nihilism of Letterman.
That may show that the people behind it feel a touch of guilt about the excessive time the service has sucked away from us.
This is from a poem ("The Proper Halo") that he wrote in the 1980s, but it could have been written at almost any period in Redgrove's life - exact, excessive, delighted, with a touch of manic humour.
The Southern California visit of the Duke and Duchess of York has been profiled and pounded by two London newspapers as a brash, vulgar, excessive, weak-humored exhibition by two royals flushed with a touch of lower middle class.
Generally, a touch sensor senses only the touch position.
