Sentence examples similar to easy excess from inspiring English sources

The opening ceremony of the London Olympics on Friday was a tableau of national pride that studiously avoided bathos and easy excesses of patriotism.

"Very compact and easy, no excess motion — the way she played.

It's easy to overdo excess.

Percival says the rate of consumption in recent years, fueled by easy credit and excess borrowing, was too much of a good thing for the U.S. economy.

He attributes the muted turnaround to the invariable tendency of businesses and households to "act on the lessons of the most recent recession, and in the next expansion they will avoid the dangers of easy credit and excess leverage".

Dried fruit essentially concentrates the calories and sugar into smaller packets, making it easier to consume excess calories.

Rheingold blames Congress and the Obama administration, which failed to push bankruptcy reform that would make it easier to shed excess mortgage debt.

The Victorian setting was just right for a story about repressed desires and buried pain, and if the show occasionally rambled a bit too far afield (i.e., the rather predictable Frankenstein-Caliban story), the show's weird and lovely heart made its occasional excesses easy to forgive.

Strength training builds muscle, and having more muscle makes it easier to burn excess fat quicker.

This will make it easier to collect excess glitter and reuse it after sprinkling.

Doing so should make it easier to rinse excess dye off your skin when the process is complete.