Sentence examples for excess might from inspiring English sources

Which, after a Pagano-Christian festival of excess, might be just the ticket.

We've witnessed that scenario replayed serially in recent years, often with recalcitrant faith that video images of the excess might hasten justice.

Such excess might work, or at least pass, if the characters in Ms. Lerner's novel, her first, were able to achieve a hold on us.

The GAO said it could not determine from its examination whether the government improperly overpaid the estates or how much any excess might be.

Some things that read fine on the page (especially in terms of the Capitol's excess) might have broken the tension of the film if pushed too far.

But for expert writers like Bellow, Woolf, Carter and Nabokov, excess, somewhat paradoxically, is of the essence – so that excess might not even be the correct term after all.

At times of excess might-bes, London sensitives occasionally had to lie down in the dark.

This is analogous to a hypothesis that enantiomeric excesses might be induced by circularly polarized vacuum ultraviolet from space50.

But he also warned that, because his 8,000-member 8,000-memberrowing exponentially, "excesses" militiaesult from a lack of properly traised field commanders.

For others it's about speed and strength and taking risks — with many in this group embracing whatever excesses might be allowed.

US officials will fly to London next week to discuss with ministers how sweeping changes to the banking system outlined by President Barack Obama to fight Wall Street's excesses might be implemented in the City.