Sentence examples for excessive way from inspiring English sources

Others explore the relation between psychopathology and morality from the Freudian premise that psychopathology shows in an excessive way aspects or mechanisms of the human psyche that constitute our subjectivity, moral capacities, and behavior.

But Labour's justice spokesman, Andy Slaughter, dismissed the bill as "another attempt to hide away, in an excessive way, the scrutiny of the public and the right to fair and equal access to justice in this country".

However, these sorts of controls on free trade are an inappropriate and excessive way of dealing with the perceived abuses, creating unnecessary obstacles to the development of foreign trade and investment.

But he was walking in a really excessive way like I knew he was about to go off on me.

But he was walking in a real excessive way like I knew he was about to take the piss.

Even if we manage to extend our current, wasteful and excessive way of life for another generation, the real point is it's not all about us!

If we don't take these things seriously, if we exercise authority in arbitrary and excessive ways, then we are undermining the things we were elected to defend.

"The court notes that the actions by Linda Lyons and David Watson are inappropriate, and demonstrate a distinct intent to take advantage of Mr. Cropsey," Acting Justice Kimberly A. O'Connor wrote for the state Supreme Court, adding that the pair had treated his money as their own and "spent it in excessive ways that were often for their benefit".

John adds the usual caveats: one must not value them beyond their utility in enabling or promoting good acts and happiness, or seek them in immoral or excessive ways.

In the next generation, Central and South America will be the next battle fields for rich countries fighting over natural resources which they need to continue growing and keeping up with their consumerists, excessive ways of life.

Children with emotional disorders are known to show both an under- and overcontrol of emotional expression, by inhibiting emotional expression and by expressing it in nonconstructive, excessive ways (Zeman et al., 2002).