Sentence examples for excess pages from inspiring English sources

For someone like Shields, there's little reason to attach this kind of statement to a work of fiction (for most novels, he says, "you have to read seven hundred pages to get the handful of insights that were the reason the book was written"; he recommends that would-be authors skip the excess pages and instead write a sort of brief précis as to these main insights).

The reader lays down "The Dogs of Paradise" with a strong but not especially favorable impression, left by verbal excess and page-by-page delirium.

Transcripts in excess of 100 pages are not uncommon.

Papers in excess of 50 pages are not encouraged.

What's more, the returns -- in excess of 100 pages -- cost $20,000 to prepare.

His collected poems run in excess of thirty-five hundred pands, and his books, which have been translated into dozens of languages, have sold in the millions.

The committee will have to weigh Ford's credibility against Kavanaugh's — and, to a degree, consider whether Kavanaugh drank to excess, as the pages of his high school yearbook suggest, or was the focused academic and athlete described by supporters and in his Fox interview.

Answering questions in the London assembly about the inquiry, he said: "The Metropolitan police submitted a comprehensive file of evidence (in excess of 28,000 pages) to the Crown Prosecution Service seeking to demonstrate that the conduct of a British official amounted to misconduct in public office".

Man of Action also stated that the script for X-Men Legends was in excess of five hundred pages.

Enron had some three thousand S.P.E.s, and the paperwork for each one probably ran in excess of a thousand pages.

The sense of excess comes in 10 pages of individual goodbyes, which seem as if they could fit on 3. Perhaps, though, that's the setup required for the final punch: an intimate sequence of the grandparents saying farewell to each other.