Sentence examples for bit excessively from inspiring English sources

And yet, isn't there something a bit patronising, a bit excessively controlling, about forcing children to draw within the lines?

Even in the press seats there's a sense that Terry McAulay's crew is being a bit excessively fussy.

These are heavily freighted themes, and Mr. Prieto is playfully, creatively and a bit excessively up to them.

Jake still sees the rectitude in that defense, and warms himself, a bit excessively, in the reverence of the local black community.

As thousands of people milled around the airport grounds without access to water, food or restrooms, many wondered whether the authorities were reacting a bit excessively.

The authors do discuss the FLOT3 trial at disproportionate detail compared to the rest of the discussion and probably a bit too excessively in response to the case reported.

In other words, this year's verdict was a bit too mild while last year's was excessively stringent.

If Kevin Earley's Jefferson seems a bit flaccid, the excessively bouncy Martha of Lauren Kennedy, especially in her morning-after romp "He Plays the Violin," strikes one as too contemporary in style and sound.

"So not excessively excessive.

At 77, he is soft-spoken, a bit reticent, and almost excessively polite.

The movie cuts out the long-winded and excessively maudlin bits, while seamlessly adding new material -- all in a running time of 85 minutes.