Avoid other risky behaviors like speeding, fighting, unsafe sex, and excessive thrill-seeking.
"So not excessively excessive.
Need for stimulation (proneness to boredom): an excessive need for novel, thrilling, and exciting stimulation; taking chances and doing things that are risky.
The excessive format does deliver some thrills, beginning with almost yard-wide Vistavision endpapers reproducing Julius Shulman's iconic nighttime view of Pierre Koenig's vertiginous Stahl house (1959-60) perched in the Hollywood Hills above the glittering grid of Los Angeles.
Second, low reward sensitivity may be related to excessive stimulation seeking (i.e., thrill- and sensation seeking) and egocentrically driven behavior (Quay 1988) as reaction to difficulties achieving a pleasant level of stimulation through regular sources (Matthys et al. 2013).
In his more formally adventurous work, Marcus's sentences are thrilling; here, they sometimes feel excessive.
The problem with seeing Mr. Fabre's work only every few years — or perhaps for the first time — is that you never know whether you will encounter his thrilling and visually brilliant side or his gratuitously excessive and annoying one.
A climate of excessive caution has robbed opera of the animal excitement it needs to thrill a large audience.
During 1991, Konietzko collaborated with Buzz McCoy of My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult to record an album under the name Excessive Force entitled Conquer Your World.
That might seem excessive, but people with cars know that parking is one of the few legal thrills left in the city.
If television executives found her excessive, live audiences surged to see her. "She aimed for an intensity that became thrilling for both herself and the audience," Ms. Davis said.
