Sentence examples for excessiveness from inspiring English sources
"excessiveness" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is a noun and can be used to describe something that is far in excess of an accepted or desired amount. For example, "The excessiveness of the noise coming from the party was too much for him to bear."
noun
The property of being excessive.
The excessiveness of witnessed cruelty produces a corresponding excess of shame.
This week, an Israeli newspaper, Haaretz, reported stirrings of criticism within the defence establishment over the excessiveness of some of Israel's reprisals.An international commission of inquiry into the violence, led by George Mitchell, a former American senator, began its mission this week, conferring with Mr Barak and Yasser Arafat on December 11th.
"I fully intend to appeal against the excessiveness of the penalty in an effort to get it reduced so that I may work towards resuming my career within the football industry".
There's a long-standing pattern of shrugging off the generation of feminists that came before you, embarrassed by what feels like their earnestness or their excessiveness.
Rose Studio's d?r goes well beyond Chinese standards -- in fact, its excessiveness suggests that in her ideas Guo Pei is anything but modest.
But while we tend to paint the 1970s as a decade of sex-and-drug-fueled excessiveness, the reality wasn't nearly so straightforward: Americans hardly rose as one to fling off their clothes and join the orgy.
The raunchiness sometimes feels excessive — the writers here seem to have a particular fascination with anal sex — but since excessiveness is the defining characteristic of the show's universe, it's probably absurd even to voice the complaint.
Credit this nature-program explosion in part to a reality-show excessiveness that makes anyone who has ever owned or been bitten by an animal eligible to be featured on TV.
I could have done without the excessiveness of the ice cream and whipped cream that accompanied the Florian Bellanger macarons, but the almond cake, served with candied orange and a melon sorbet, was a wonderful study in contrasts.
Her excessiveness was part of her "brand".
She further adds "actually, there's sometimes a positive relationship between internet use in moderation and participation in real world activities like sports and clubs So at face value, while there seems to be evidence to back up the four-hour definition of excess, in actuality such 'excessiveness' doesn't seem to have the impact that Zimbardo and Coulombe's believe it does.
