Sentence examples for like excessively from inspiring English sources

Over time, you can train your taste buds not to like excessively sweet foods.

No one would want to wear her curlicue-swirled organza shirting, or those eyelet-embroidered evening dresses that wound up looking like excessively complicated Aertex inner soles plucked from a pair of over-designed trainers.

"She likes an excessively strong cup of coffee, and she was using way too many beans, a third of a pound for two or three cups of regular coffee," he said.

Then I phoned Cliff Miller, a coffee roaster near Sacramento who makes up batches of Mr. Cara's secret recipe, and asked him to recommend a bean blend for someone who likes an excessively strong cup of coffee.

Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, said: "It sounds to me like an excessively efficacious decision.

Johnson told LBC radio on Sunday: "It sounds to me like an excessively efficacious decision.

This hardly seems like an excessively strong due-process ruling; really, it is a pathetically weak one.

Speaking to Kay Burley on LBC radio, he said: "It sounds to me like an excessively efficacious decision.

With an emphasis on a narrow swath of the 1980's mainstream, the show feels like an excessively edited letter in a bottle from an art world that no longer exists.

The high level of sophistication can be seen in specimens like an excessively decorated ad for a 12-color press ("Golding's Chromatic Jobber," circa 1886) that demanded a lot of patience as well as aptitude to achieve the final result.

Its genuine heat can improve some of the underspiced dishes you might run into later on, like the excessively mild-mannered laap salads (the one with sliced duck breast and braised and fried tongues is the most compelling) and the lackluster grilled chicken.