Sentence examples for it's excessively from inspiring English sources

It's excessively political to only emphasize decreases in men's smoking rate since the recent trend is that smoking rate amid women and teenagers is on a significant increase" [ 82].

"It's excessively romantic, with lots of dramatic, sweeping gestures," Stevens says of the work.

"It's excessively hot, yes," said Mr. Lanpert, leaning against a metal pole and looking tired and resigned in the still air.

I think it's excessively bubbly.

Check the fit of their clothing; you may find it's excessively loose or tight.

When overdone, it's excessively mouth drying, woody and bitter and tastes like trying to drink whiskey off a barrel stave.

Opponents of the emperor's policy thought it was excessively indulgent toward the church and hostile toward the lay princes.

If it is excessively scratching, its skin may be dry or it may have fleas.

One was going to see the Romanian movie "Aferim!" I didn't like it: I thought it was excessively boring and thrilled with its own brutality.

One criticism of our current system is that it is excessively tied to work, to provide an incentive to work and to reward work.

In the UK this has included games like Manhunt 2 (because it was excessively violent) and Postal 2 (because of gory violence).