Sentence examples for excess makes from inspiring English sources

By any adult standard of good taste, the images of "Snow White" are wildly excessive, yet their excess makes them hypnotically watchable and ever surprising.

The bawdy excess makes many "daring" cable network shows seem old-fashioned.

The frenetic excess makes the music seem an exhilarating, if demonic, romp.

Corporate aviation will spend years digging out of this, and each new example of wretched excess makes the hole deeper.

Being a non-drinker in a city of excess makes me feel a bit like I can't really be part of the nightlife, but I'm comfortable with it.

I love Duke, but Guttentag [Christoph Guttentag, dean of undergraduate admissions] and this waiting list excess makes me very uncomfortable -- these kids are being tormented to no end.

The first is that Orff was the composer of the insistently earthy Carmina Burana, the ever-popular choral celebration of sex, drinking and youthful excess made famous at Premier League football grounds and in television ads for aftershave and lager.

Those who drink to excess make their souls wet, and accordingly harm them (B117), for a healthy soul is dry (B118).

If Pratt's outsized personality and taste for excess made for rowdy parties, it also may have fueled his appetite for risk-taking in business.

Using a paper towel remove any remaining excess, making sure you leave just a small amount of the oil lining the pan.

Suffice to say that I agree an excess of saturated fat intake remains a common and relevant concern in the typical American diet, and that FDA rules to help defend against that excess make sense in principle.