An Associated Press photograph of the goggled, fatigue-clad agent holding an MP-5 submachine gun prompted many who sympathized with the boy's Miami relatives to criticize the raid as an excessive show of force.
There is no shortage of politicians, beginning with Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who believed Mr. Russert could be bullying and prone to grandstanding at times, making excessive show of his top-of-the-heap position.
In a passing moment of bitterness, the arrival of four Indonesian warships with her motorcade and more than 100 security guards for her short visit was described by the East Timorese as an excessive show of force.
Paul McCarthy Tate Liverpool, until 13 January Here is a flavour, as tasteful as possible, of Paul McCarthy's excessive show at Tate Liverpool - a short account of a long video entitled Painter.
Instead, Asia's recovery led to an excessive showing of self-congratulation on the part of Western officials, exemplified by the famous 1999 Time magazine cover — showing Alan Greenspan, then the Fed chairman; Robert Rubin, then the Treasury secretary; and Lawrence Summers, then the deputy Treasury secretary — with the headline "The Committee to Save the World".
Like many errant leaders, Kim sees an excessive show of force as a sign of strength that will teach people a lesson.
In a Times review, TV critic Robert Lloyd said not much had changed with the Steven serieserg-produced serIts: "It has been an excessive show to my taste: too many affairs, too many relationships on the rocks, too much drama.
However, the samples prepared with excessive FW200 show a poorer nature of mesoporosity.
"Excessive tabs show, more than anything, a deep curiosity, a thirst for knowledge".
