Sentence examples for kind of excess from inspiring English sources

The book is an example of the kind of excess bred by the Super Bowl.

"This is not a business of sufficient margin to permit that kind of excess".

This kind of excess is something consumers, at any age, are increasingly disinterested in.

This kind of excess could be hard to tolerate in a Wall Street executive.

"Millions climbing out of welfare and into new jobs and that's some kind of excess?

Landform evolution in mountains is necessarily skewed by this special kind of excess energy.

A recent pickup in mergers and acquisitions may eventually lead to the kind of excesses that have been seen in the past.

They want to try to prevent the kind of excesses that led to the recent financial crisis, but at the same time they don't want to eliminate the possibility of financial innovation.

One-person rule is also prone to the kind of excesses and paranoia that may not only alienate the citizenry but undermine the institutions that previously insured the country's stability.

The kind of excesses that once sent Hornby scuttling off in search of a nearby solo-free hostelry have been trimmed out of necessity: as Page has pointed out, it's almost physically impossible for men in their 60s to play three and a half hour sets.

Make that tragedies, because this is a story of all kinds of excess -- and since it was a fatal accident that united these characters, their various tragedies gravitate toward a resolution that takes a familiar shape.