Sentence examples for become excessively from inspiring English sources

When I'm frightened, I become excessively polite.

'I think Radio 4 had become excessively cerebral.

Without equity-based incentives, executives may become excessively risk averse to avoid failure and possible dismissal.

Robert Randall, a protest organizer in Brunswick, said the atmosphere had become excessively paranoid and confrontational.

In its infancy (pardon the term), this campaign season has already become excessively showy with exhibitionist parenting.

Who of us has not put their health at risk at some point, even by allowing ourselves to become excessively stressed?

Most beef cows tend to be overnourished and may become excessively fat and slow to conceive unless they happen to be exceptionally heavy milkers.

As in other countries, the German political elites are afraid of losing traction in society and have become excessively cautious as a result.

After several years of optimal breeding conditions, overutilization of food resources, and low predation, populations become excessively large and more aggressive.

Burned in the past, she has become excessively defensive, and harms herself more than those who long to bring her down.

"Like President Obama, Melissa believes that government and religious organizations can partner to promote the common good, but that government should not promote religion or become excessively entangled with it".