Sentence examples for always excessive from inspiring English sources

"And we were always excessive.

It never produces the promised results, and the costs – money and morale – are always excessive.

None of these behaviours belongs to any one age group, but we tend to see teenagers' emotional lives as somehow always excessive and exaggerated.

From "Thicker Than Water": My mother was always excessive in her material generosity and gave an embarrassing flood of presents for every birthday or Christmas.

Not until this moment do I realize that Mom's thanks and praise are always excessive not because she is insincere, but because her need to give is excessive.

"It's always excessive reactions," added Wenger, who was appointed Arsenal boss in October 1996 and is now the manager with the longest service in the top flight following Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement.

The word "created" always looks excessive when it pops up among the titles on a screen, but in Aaron Sorkin's case it fits.

This is language that rarely calls attention to itself but almost always avoids excessive formality at one end of the continuum or jarring slanginess at the other.

But she tells him not to be so hard on himself: she is far happier to have tasted a little success and ended up a cripple than to have remained a nobody.Americans have always been excessive worshippers of what William James called "the bitch goddess success".

This is the reason the industry always use excessive benzene, which is to increase the ethylene benzene selectivity and depress the coke formation.

The fear and panic surrounding it always seemed excessive to me, but of course everyone who takes it has a different experience.