Sentence examples for excessively clean from inspiring English sources

Switzerland's cheese-blindness epidemic seems to have been caused by excessively clean milk.

The findings support the "hygiene hypothesis," which proposes that an immune system that doesn't get enough practice killing germs (due to either an excessively clean environment or overuse of antibiotics) will become overly sensitized and overreact to normally harmless environmental agents such as pollen and dust.

Exposure to triclosan and other antibacterial agents may lead to an excessively clean environment that disrupts the usual development of the immune system by eliminating or changing the commensal microbiota that normally help to shape the immune system (Levy 2001; Okada et al. 2010).

Although none of the virtual characters you meet would ever be allowed anywhere near Burning Man under suspicion of being undercover DEA or the like, this format does at least banish the excessively squeaky-clean vibe that tainted Forzas of yore; a top-notch soundtrack also helps matters in that regard.

"So not excessively excessive.

If the barrel cloth was excessively dirty after cleaning, repeat the process until the barrel cloth is pulled through and comes out clean.

Or they made me clean the shower excessively, or made me fold my towels and my blanket in an impossible way again and again until they were satisfied.

Irrigating clean wounds unnecessarily and excessively in highly vascularized locations.

When boards "become excessively worn or develop hard-to-clean grooves," -- we're looking at you, plastic -- you need to get new ones.

They become excessively worried about keeping their houses and their children clean, are overly focused on maintaining appearances, being on time for the next activity and overall providing the 'perfect' life for their kids and themselves.

Try to be yourself, but refrain from cursing excessively, calling everything retarded, etc. Keep your conversations innocent, clean, but entertaining in a positive way.