Sentence examples similar to a surfeit of something from inspiring English sources
But this kind of competition for attention has long been a staple of the "dumbing down" school of digital thought, which sees a surfeit of choices flattening culture into something close to its lowest common denominator.
Hence the surfeit of something else M&S has had trouble supplying to both its customers and its investors: optimism.
But – although perhaps I am suffering a surfeit of national pride – I think there is something about politics at its extremes that neuters British satire in a specific way.
"Both the men's and women's games suffer from a surfeit of orthodoxy - wouldn't it be great to see something different soon?" A British winner?
By contrast, Haider Ackermann put such a surfeit of emotion into his clothes that he forgot to offer women something to wear.
The Bears 20-144) have been something of a surprise this season, winning despite a lack of experience and a surfeit of injuries.
But a surfeit of awards may backfire.
However, they have a surfeit of patients.
But there is a surfeit of villains.
And New York offered a surfeit of candidates.
