Sentence examples for social excesses from inspiring English sources

A conservative and single-minded, some would say unworldly, bachelor, Bedser did what he was asked and avoided social excesses.

Around that time, he made waves in the New York art scene with caustic portraits of well-known figures — perhaps most notably, Donald and Ivana Trump — that mocked the social excesses of the era.

This said, I do commend Heffernan for highlighting the fact that our culture reserves a particular disdain for a women who publicly exhibits what we might call "social excesses," whether under the influence or not.

I think the party that will win the argument at this next election is the party that gets that balance right between the sober feeling out there that we are going to have to pay for the headache that we've inherited from economic excesses, and perhaps you can say social excesses of the last period, but marry that to a sense that nonetheless renewal and change is still possible.

Delaney wrote: "The easy argument is that social institutions like porn [cinemas] take up a certain social excess – are even, perhaps, socially beneficial to some small part of it (a margin outside the margin).

Social excess did him in: James Hazen Hyde threw one ball too many.

Social skill excesses and deficits have garnered considerable attention from researchers and clinicians over the last three decades.

In both equine social systems, excess males gather in bachelor groups.

Believe me, there's something here for you, oh educated reader raised in a mass mediaverse of crushing commercialism, literary forgettable-ness, and social-media excess.

At a point when consumer groups are calling for new rules to control social media's excesses and lawmakers are increasingly willing to listen.

The plan would reserve the portion of the surplus generated by excess Social Security revenues to pay down the national debt.