Sentence examples for is surfeit from inspiring English sources

What that translates to, musically, is surfeit — a rapidly changing series of chords, noises, and words that pile up in something more like ecstasy than pain.

The guest performers at the festival were almost entirely male, reflecting the prevailing belief that while the Maryinsky is surfeited with talented young ballerinas, its men are less commanding.

I would escape into books, I lived in them, reading unsystematically, often to the point of sickness, of being surfeited.

But there is a surfeit of villains.

Indeed, many think there is a surfeit of young talent.

There is a surfeit of liquidity on Wall Street.

But there is a surfeit that simply cannot compete.

Sometimes the problem is a surfeit of apostrophes, rather than their absence.

This leads to some repetition — there is a surfeit of selfish fathers and abandoned mothers.

There is a surfeit of humanities graduates and a shortage of agronomists and engineers.

One great virtue of "The Orphanage" is its surfeit of women.