The phrase "a surfeit of experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe having an excessive amount of experience in a particular field or activity.
Example: "After years of working in various roles, she had a surfeit of experience that made her an invaluable asset to the team."
Alternatives: "an abundance of experience" or "a wealth of experience".
Veronica has a surfeit of experience and feeling, and, if she seems pathetic in the way that she grasps for connection with the person least likely to offer it, that hint of sentimentality is offset by the fierce majesty of her refusal to suppress it — though it takes a certain keenness of perception to see it that way.
Veronica has a surfeit of experience and feeling, and, if she seems pathetic in the way that she grasps for connection with the person least likely to offer it, that hint of sentimentality is offset by the fierce majesty of her refusal to suppress it though it takes a certain keenness of perception to see it that way.
With 65 correspondents worldwide — drawn from a surfeit of experienced reporters eager to continue working in their specialties even as potential employers disappear — GlobalPost has begun offering a mix of news and features that only a handful of other news organizations can rival.
Their characters have that objectivity that comes from a surfeit of painful experience, a quality that put me in mind of the razor-edged tales of Isaac Babel.
It isn't as if since my severe brain injury I have had a surfeit of good experiences.
"What is called progress seems often to bring a surfeit of new experiences, facts, machines, noises, producing a feeling of helplessness, almost of despair.
Alongside cheaper rents and a surfeit of bars, tapping into that experience is part of the area's appeal for many of its newer residents.
This immediacy is reflected in the real-time portrayal of her experience, although a surfeit of detail sometimes threatens to muffle the story's power: the day-to-day panic, the bartering with some unknown god for a few more days of life, the well-intentioned fools who offer empty condolences.
So, the conundrum: More than ever, an urban nation plagued by obesity, sloth and a surfeit of digital entertainment should encourage people to experience the wild — but does that mean nature has to be tame and lawyer-vetted?
The Australia batting line-up is blessed with a surfeit of world-class T20 destroyers, nearly all of whom have extensive IPL experience: David Warner, Shane Watson, Aaron Finch, Usman Khawaja, Steve Smith, Glenn Maxwell, James Faulkner and Mitchell Marsh.
In my experience, the combination of these integrated factors generates a surfeit of electricity for learning.
