Sentence examples for excessively came from inspiring English sources

The suggestion that the grenades had been used excessively came from Christopher Dunn, the associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.

That might sound excessively humble coming from a world champion – and it might not have pleased the man sitting beside Frampton at Windsor Park, the four-times major winner, Rory McIlroy – but the boxer was not far wrong.

This would answer the question of how bad policies (e.g., excessively interventionist/expansionist) come to be implemented: Perón's authoritarian rule imposed such polices.

Also, don't compliment her excessively, as this comes across as desperate/needy.

Seek professional assistance if you notice self destructive behavior or excessively violent behavior coming from your child.

Ms. Balinska, 48, whose svelte angularity makes it clear she doesn't indulge excessively in her subject matter, came to the study of bagels with appropriate credentials.

In one regrettable appetizer, Japanese red snapper carpaccio was obliterated by an anchovy dressing, and in another, the tuna confit with tuna sashimi came across as excessively oily mush.

Sure enough, the flesh came out noticeably less fibrous, and not excessively salty.

The disappointment came with the main courses, which relied excessively on the use of chilli for their effect.

But even before the Excursion came to market, environmentalists attacked it as an excessively large gas-guzzler.

Chocolate soufflé cake with saffron honey was excessively sweet and the white chocolate and ginger pane cotta came buried beneath a super-syrupy pink sauce.