Sentence examples for excessively clear from inspiring English sources

That physics which explains everything in the nature of body through number, measure, weight, or size, shape and motion, and so teaches that, in physics, everything happens mechanically, that is, intelligibly, this physics seems excessively clear and easy….

If you notice your pee becoming excessively watery — a clear tip-off for some analyses — try taking the vitamins B-2 or B-12.

"So not excessively excessive.

At this point it should be clear that excessively miserly behaviour by governments and central banks can have nasty feedback effects, leading to a slow constriction of growth that worsens political, social, and structural economic problems and makes a future disaster more probable.

We therefore propose an approach to describing unit roles, responsibilities and relationships in a way that is clear, but not excessively detailed and hierarchical.

Although development has not been excessively chaotic, there is a clear case for more effective regulation as well as greater attention to infrastructure in privately-managed utilities and in the public transport system.

Two studies are clear outliers, contributing excessively to the heterogeneity [ 63, 64]; a third contributes to both heterogeneity and effect size, which is to be expected given it contains 38%% of the overall weight [ 65].

It's clear, realistic, and neither excessively harsh nor ineffectively gentle.

While the current recession was not caused by excessively tight money, it is very clear that with the federal funds rate near 0%, monetary policy is extremely easy.

This year excessively high temperatures combined with still, clear conditions literally cooked large sections of the reef's coral, with only seven percent unaffected by bleaching.

But it was also clear that the founders were excessively ambitious.