Sentence examples for a wild excess from inspiring English sources

She is seeking, one feels, a wild excess; yet a certain 70's-style tameness prevails, and the paintings feel stridently forced, clichéd and inert.

Live a life of wild excess.

This is a story of wild excess in the poorly regulated world of reinsurance pools.

For a brief moment, donning a toga and drinking to wild excess could be considered a revolutionary gesture.

"The inflation story was nonsense in an environment where you have such wild excess capacity globally," said Robert Barbera, chief economist at ITG, an investment advisory business.

Interview: Bruce Dern He bagged the best comedy actor at the Globes, and he's earned a spot here for the sheer wild excess, shot through with desperation, of his turn in Scorsese's banker satire.

The facts of Mr. Baker's life describe a familiar tale of modest beginnings, early triumph, wild excess and at least partial recovery.

Like a midsummer nightmare, that decade-long revel of love and madness and wild excess, often here in Provincetown, installed him as an ambassador for the age of Aquarius, the secretary of revolt, and the dauphin of dissent, a compelling public intellectual who somehow got himself mixed up in all the great issues of the day n war, sex and revolution.

Energy in abundance, for sure, but taken to wild excess.

What are we to make of this wild excess of singing?

But, although it is undeniably overheated, I infinitely prefer Johnson's wild excess to other dramatists' buttoned-up restraint.