Sentence examples for excessive even from inspiring English sources

Such devotion seems a little excessive even for the 400th-anniversary year of Cervantes's classic tale.

"Party Time" is excessive, even over the top, but its knowing irony saves it from degenerating into theatrical kitsch.

In both cases there can be an excessive, even narcissistic, faith in the beauties and possibilities of small nationhood.

Sarnak thought that was excessive, even for a mathematician, and he invited Zhang to have lunch once a week.

Cleaned up, these monuments would look excessive, even vulgar; dirty, they display a likable patina of time, authenticity, endurance.

Doubles from around £220 The Super Hotel chain distinguishes itself with a level of service that seems a little excessive, even for Japan.

What seemed like love now looks excessive, destructive, even creepy.

Some have interpreted his restraint as excessive deference, even cowardice.

Romantic art, we are warned, is hysterical, excessive, pompous, even fascistic.

There's little doubt they were guilty of excessive optimism — even of downright incompetence.

Excessive complaining — even in a civil tone — after a warning has been issued.