Sentence examples for is a bit excessive from inspiring English sources

Experts recommend replacing bras every six months, but I think this is a bit excessive.

"On the other hand, $1,000 a foursome is a bit excessive.

I know we are all in the same boat, but that sort of thing is a bit excessive on shots over 200 yards.

But this is a bit excessive.

Mr Lampett said: "When I said that is a bit excessive, she told me he didn't mean to bite him back that hard".

Perhaps this is a bit excessive, but getting it over with quickly served as a pretty strong motivation for doing it right.

I now realise that was a bit excessive.

"I thought 5 percent was a bit excessive," Mr. DeAngelo said, but he added that the center was able to absorb the costs.

Here we speak of the shopper for whom $500 Manolo Blahnik sling-backs are a bit excessive, $400 Prada sandals too trite and $100 Nine West mules as inconceivable as spending a summer weekend at a Nascar track.

More than 50 people picked all four games correctly last weekend, so it might be a bit excessive to name check you all up here, but I will post the overall standings below the line as early as I can.

The critical acclaim that greeted the novels of "The Alexandria Quartet" may have been a bit excessive in the 1950s and early 1960s, but these books deserve more readers now.