Sentence examples for of such excess from inspiring English sources

Talk of such excess leaves the lobbyist class giddy.

Whatever else she made of such excess, Zalaznick recognized that it was good for business.

Saddam's reign was one of such excess and terror, it was hard to see where reality ended and fiction began.

That most dissolute of emperors, Elagabalus, fed foie gras to his dogs: his subjects evidently disapproved of such excess, as testified by his ignominious end.

The sight of such excess was an affront: dowdily clad housewives famously ripped a New Look dress off a young woman's back in the rue Lepic the following fall.

Just imagine what the Daily Mail would make of such excess... Oh! Sorry – the plump package in question belongs to Paul Dacre, editor of the Daily Mail: and for once, in non-Mail mode, there other factors to chuck into the balance.

To trash the victims of such excesses is really sick.

Omar was known to be critical of such excesses and asked repeatedly that the powers of the army be curbed and that the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), which facilitates such abuses, be repealed.

Mr Vajpayee, normally a critic of such excesses, said that the building of a Hindu temple on the site supposedly the birthplace of the god Ram—"was the expression of nationalist feelings" and "has not been completed".

The wiser and better sort of the common people, therefore, have always the utmost abhorrence and detestation of such excesses, which their experience tells them are so immediately fatal to people of their condition.

In the speech, Khrushchev recalled Lenin's Testament, a long-suppressed document in which Vladimir Lenin had warned that Stalin was likely to abuse his power, and then he cited numerous instances of such excesses.