Sentence examples for has a surfeit of from inspiring English sources

If the reviewer has a surfeit of arrogance, she has nothing to learn.

Now it seems to have heeded its own advice so well that it has a surfeit of talent.

Paltrow casually writes that she has a surfeit of apples from the trees on her $5.4 million five-bedroom Hamptons summer home".

The events of the past week leave no doubt that Harry Reid has a surfeit of confidence in his dexterity as a parliamentarian.

Where to stay Edinburgh has a surfeit of hotels, from the no-frills (and missing consonants) of Travelodge and its ilk to the utterly luxurious.

Rare as it is to find an undammed river in the West, the Idaho Panhandle has a surfeit of free-flowing -- indeed anarchic -- waterways.

Yorkshire had a surfeit of fast bowlers.

The Tories have a surfeit of the antis.

Retailers in America have a surfeit of space.

Afghanistan doesn't exactly have a surfeit of statesmen.

If anything, we have a surfeit of Mahler records today.