Sentence examples for as excessively from inspiring English sources

Many Gore supporters regard it as excessively optimistic.

Reformers excoriated the economic conditions of the 1890s dubbed the "Gilded Age"—as excessively opulent for the elite and holding little promise for industrial workers and small farmers.

"It was seen as excessively harsh and uncompromising, and caught the attention of the international community.

Even now, he is seen by some Utah conservatives as excessively reasonable on issues like immigration.

The "genic selection" approach was initially rejected by many as excessively reductionistic.

The Obama effort at disqualifying Romney will go beyond painting him as excessively conservative, however.

Others see taking money out of the house as excessively risky.

Their demands are seen by many as excessively vague, naïve and sweeping.

This struck me as excessively costly, and bad for the hearing.

In particular, the recommendation that birth announcements weigh precisely 335 grams struck Mr. Engel as excessively persnickety.

That has made many institutions staunch opponents of what they see as excessively harsh restrictions on student visas.