Sentence examples for really excess from inspiring English sources

"These reserves are not really excess," Father Vlaun said.

And let's make sure what we're cutting is really excess weight.

Unfortunately for the investors, if too many people died, and the reserves were not really excess, the original insurance company could grab the cash.

"Let's make sure that what we're cutting is really excess weight," Mr. Obama said, in what may be the line in his hourlong speech that was most directed at the Tea Party caucus.

And let's make sure that what we're cutting is really excess weight.

In fact, all three Joly wines were at 15 percent, the highest in the tasting, although we could really detect excess alcohol only in the Coulée de Serrant.

It wasn't really about excess packaging, it was that, once you called it a steak, it reminded everyone that it wasn't a real steak, and the mask slipped.

In a recent review of "Berlin Now: The City After the Wall," by Peter Schneider, Nicholas Kulish, the former Berlin correspondent for the Times, characterized the city's present-day reputation for nocturnal (or, really, matinal) excess as such: "It's Berlin as Ibiza or Cancun, but with bad weather".

That's partly because the recommendation applies only to the public sector when the really outrageous excesses apply in the private sector.

Keith Moon really knew about excess.

"'Sentimental' really means 'an excess of feeling without sufficient cause'.