Sentence examples for anything excessive from inspiring English sources

The bank's president, Wim Duisenberg, said at a news briefing that "there's not yet anything excessive" about the currency's rise.

Through posters and meetings with student leaders, university officials urged students today "not to do anything excessive or emotional".

If he lost a match, he'd put his arms out: 'Well, I tried my best.' And when he won, he'd pump his fist, both fists at head level: 'Yeah, I won!' But it was never anything excessive".

One person familiar with the strategy behind sending the letters said the payments were for "ordinary matters of hospitality" when Olympic and federation officials visited South Korea, not for anything excessive.

The bank resisted those calls at its last monthly meeting, arguing, in the words of its president, Wim Duisenberg, that "there's not yet anything excessive" in the rise of the euro.

It's a simple and innovative design that actually adds something to my workspace without doing anything excessive.

To the police, the charge is anything but excessive.

As compared with people who defraud social security, they are anything but excessive.

The banks are right that equity has a cost, but the new capital framework is anything but excessive.

Outraged because we'd spent the week being softened up for painful public service cuts by both the government and opposition and powerless because I knew that neither party has the will to do anything about excessive bonus culture.

Of course, these born-again bachelors don't do anything more excessive than drinking shots and eating hash brownies, and while Sudeikis has a fling, Wilson decides that his wife is the only woman for him.