Excessive use of filler words when speaking.
She identified a couple of main problem areas on which I could focus: the upspeak and an excessive use of filler words like "um" and "y'know".
I guarantee there would have been a rightwing press assault that involved excessive use of the word "uppity".
The book's title, which smacks of an omniscience that Billington rightly disclaims, is his one aberration -apart from his wildly excessive use of the word "but"!
Drop by and you'll find video series like "Aggronation," a saga of extreme skateboarding, and "Frat Ratz," which details the college world of sex and beer and the excessive use of the word dude.
No, the socialism label is just an exercise in petty name calling, even more shallow than Mr Obama's waffle on "hope" and Mr McCain's excessive use of the word "maverick", which is a much better movie than it is a political slogan.No doubt, Mr Obama can be alarmingly lefty like when it comes to throwing sops to organised labour, for example.
He was concerned that his fellow South Africans were gaining a reputation for violence against foreigners and warned against the "excessive" use of the word "xenophobia".
And once I became accustomed to the excessive use of the word "journey," inexplicable tears and painful metaphors, I quickly realized that there was something wonderfully enjoyable about watching the trashy reality TV show.
A coalition of more than 20 disability advocacy groups, including the Special Olympics and the Arc of the United States, objected to the film's repeated and excessive use of the word "retard".
Still, despite the excessive use of the word "cock" and the addition of luxury-car talk—"the A3 is fun to drive, though it's got less torque than I'm used to"— Grey's perspective shift doesn't inherently make this a more masculine novel.
