Sentence examples similar to excessively few from inspiring English sources

Methodological critiques of the report - deeming its authors to have mashed vast and variegated data excessively into too few signal numbers - abound.

The Germans fouled often, but not excessively, stunting the few Saudi advances that brought cheers from the sympathetic Japanese.

At this performance, Blakeley White-McGuire took over the role of its capering heroine, bouncing and wiggling with attractive glee but with a few excessively coy facial expressions.

Top Gear can't possibly have intended this offence, which surely exists only in the imaginations of a few excessively sensitive souls.

Over the decades, some Guardian commentators and reporters have been excessively partisan and a few, from each side, have left or been eased out because of this.

So not excessively excessive.

Djambawal has certainly been excessively busy these past few days.

A distinct flourish in her pronunciation of the French term readily conjured images of exquisite treasures at excessively high prices a few blocks south of here.

It is always difficult to prove the excessively obvious in a few words; and to me if anyone ever learns anything children as obviously learn to walk and speak as to write and swim.

Like many critics of grammars, Boyle notes the fact that such schools tend to attract an excessively privileged intake, with few qualifying for the pupil premium, a government funding bonus that assists more disadvantaged youngsters.

The workers had told the officials they had been threatened, worked in insanitary and dangerous conditions and worked excessively long days with few breaks.