Sentence examples for excessive full from inspiring English sources
The ample but not excessive full fry is ideal fuel for country walks and window-shopping in Monmouth, Hereford and, a little further afield, Hay-on-Wye.
Yet this almost pales in comparison to the retributive, harsh treatment and excessive full-body searches being meted out to those who decline a full-body scan, which is still optional.
All excessive full-thickness wounds require skin grafting, as they show slow re-epithelialization.
A quick trip to Dr. Rosen's office would have disclosed that the number of patients for whom claims were submitted was excessive, and a full audit could have been ordered.
[Tennyson] comes here as near perfection in the grand manner as he ever did; the poem is flawless in tone from beginning to end; spare, grave, free from excessive decoration, and full of firmly controlled feeling".
"But most sociologists and psychologists would say that it's an excessive load for full-time students to work 25 or 30 hours a week if you think it's important for young people to participate in extracurricular activities, develop friendships and spend time with their families".
Novelist Kirsty Eager told the teen writers that being full of excessive emotion is "not a bad thing... Writing can be heady – better than reading.
The most common symptoms described by the medicine men, which were further characterized as either ulceration in stomach or risk factors to developed ulceration are acidity, feeling of a full stomach, excessive abdominal pain which relieves after food consumption, loss of appetite with abdominal pain, belching with a sour taste etc.
It has been full of laughably excessive production numbers and clumsily manufactured drama.
The jobless rate will not fall from 5percentt — close to what economists consider full employment without excessive inflation — to zero.
