Sentence examples for excessively fit from inspiring English sources

The excessively fit graduate students all seem to be competitive swimmers or runners or bicyclists.

However, in the solar sector excessively generous FITs tend to discourage investment, perhaps reflecting a lack of credibility over the longer term.

Another Harrison biographer, Elliot Huntley, describes "The Lord Loves the One" as a "polished foot-tapper", on which "the drums push the song along nicely but the excessively wordy libretto somehow struggles to fit".

After putting the assembly together, we found that the box dimensions were excessively large for the hardware we needed to fit inside.

An additional major concern is that the authors refer excessively to "mechanism," even though this paper doesn't fit into the usual categories of long-term learning and the desired correlation with some kind of synaptic mechanisms.

It is not excessively PC to edit titles – and certainly not descriptions of works – to fit with the sensibilities of a contemporary audience.

If the liquid being poured sputters excessively or does not pour readily or evenly, the pour spout may not fit properly in the bottle.

People are too confined so they are excessively differentiated and not accepting the value of other life forms including other humans that do not fit into that initial high plateau of identity.

On the other hand, a model with a simple untransformed linear term for cumulative exposure may not fit the attenuating data as well and may underestimate risk in the low-dose region, resulting in excessively large estimates of EC01.

Wear pants that are fitted, but not excessively tight in the seat or thigh.

So where do complaints of an excessively broad agenda fit into all this?