Sentence examples for little bit excessive from inspiring English sources
"But I think it's a little bit excessive".
Mr. Kerry has not directly apologized, but said on "Meet The Press" in April that his use of the word "atrocities" in his 1971 testimony was "a little bit excessive".
Hugh H. Hurt, a researcher who developed the Head Protection Research Laboratory at the University of Southern California, and author of the Hurt Report, a seminal study of motorcycle crashes, calls the current Snell M2005 standard "a little bit excessive".
Senator John Kerry on Sunday distanced himself from contentious statements he made three decades ago after returning from the Vietnam War, saying his long-ago use of the word "atrocities" to describe his and others' actions was inappropriate and "a little bit excessive".
We have seen shares of KB Homes double off the bottom from a month earlier, but this report suggests the move may have been a bit excessive with little data of a bottom to be found.
I think that the NFL needs to change the rules a little bit to start issuing some flags for excessive celebrating.
It's the reason they're a little bit more insidious and a concern in our excessive sugar intake in our diet.
"We can program it to make a little bit of profit, so it's got some money for a rainy day, but not excessive amounts.
