Sentence examples for excessive to a from inspiring English sources

Mr Beavis said afterwards: "What is not excessive to a judge who earns £214,000 a year is very excessive to a family on benefits.

"Its richness and its over-layers can look excessive to a certain kind of mind.

The mentolabial angle of the idealized image (image BF 118°) was altered incrementally from 84° to 162°, in order to represent variations in the angle, ranging from excessive to an almost flat mentolabial morphology (Fig. 2).

Feeling like cult films from another era, it seems excessive to find a reason to ban this somewhat lewd though PG-13 material.

The amount of crop flattened need not be excessive to make a strong impression of shape and form.

Was a Pulitzer a slightly excessive response to a fledgling effort?

"Did we just spend a year applying excessive scrutiny to a perfectly ordinary case?

Her predecessor, Surrogate Michael Feinberg, a Democratic clubhouse loyalist, was ousted for handing out excessive fees to a crony.

This approach is more akin to the idea of the "resource curse" that economies with an excessive exposure to a commodity, such as oil, may become imbalanced.

A surgeon was charged with prescribing excessive drugs to a disabled patient to hasten his death and harvest his organs for transplantation.

This time he fares no better because his wife becomes bitter about his excessive attention to a pretty girl, who is a television comedienne View Article By John Cassidy By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Amy Davidson Sorkin.