Sentence examples for its surfeit of from inspiring English sources

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

Dog owners may be drawn to Navy Yard due to the its surfeit of green space.

Its only real flaw was its surfeit of sherry-cream sauce.

The recession, with its surfeit of empty shops, has played a key role in this trend.

One of the music's major problems is its surfeit of big moments.

The grain meant to be handed out as a substitute for a mid-day meal never appears.One of Bihar's biggest difficulties is its surfeit of labour.

The first Lego film, in 2014, with its unrelenting surfeit of gags, both visual and verbal, was directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.

Leading up to our first day of discussion in class, a number of students admitted to me that they were frustrated by the text's opacity and its alienating surfeit of allusions and apparent in-jokes, and that they had trouble resisting the urge to skim or skip sections of this too-dense text.

"Valerian" makes for a woeful contrast with the furious excess of Bay's image-making, with its astonishing surfeit of detail and equally astonishing way with emptiness, his distorting and disorienting angles, his incisive vectors of motion, his own sense of wonder.

Any attempt to defend "American Dreamz" for its political venom, or for the surfeit of its surreal conceits, is doomed to founder on a single, obstructive fact: this picture ain't funny.

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