Sentence examples similar to have surfeit from inspiring English sources

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.

And Canada as a whole will have a surfeit of parliamentarians compared with many other democracies.

Many here say they have a surfeit of reasons to despise the Iraqi leader.

Unlike a museum, it does not have a surfeit of the secular.

Today, as the Djerejian report observed, "Arabs and Muslims have a surfeit of opinion and information about the United States".

Indeed, the best writers are probably the best because they have a surfeit of love and generosity toward the world, not the reverse.

Both have a surfeit of speed and skill, more than a half a dozen players between them who can perform wondrous, idiosyncratic tricks.

If ever you find you have a surfeit of this delicious fruit, try preserving it in alcohol, not unlike the way you'd make a sloe gin.