Sentence examples for surfeit of material from inspiring English sources

Since then, Wayne has often complained about a surfeit of material.

The performers in "The Scottsboro Boys" work with a surfeit of material, some of it exceptional, but in "Driving Miss Daisy Esbjornsonn has a different challenge.

Beyond the intellectual property issue, the new technology has created a surfeit of material for researchers, and that in turn has spawned a new challenges — principally, how to manage the wealth of material that is now accessible.

Often thought of as the "bawdiest" Canterbury Tale (although Chaucer provides a surfeit of material to choose from), the Miller's Tale is a particularly charming story about everyone trying to win the affections of local married beauty Alisoun.

It all makes a splendid subject for a biography, although since he wrote constantly in his notebooks, there is a surfeit of material and at times this biography sags slightly as it tries to make sense of such a well-recorded life.

When the project just existed on social media, it seemed like a lark and a bit of mischief from Adams, who has been admired and fretted over as something of a genius imp — an occasionally combative performer with an amazing surfeit of material who records albums quickly (more than fifteen in as many years), in many different styles, and with varying degrees of irony and sincerity.

It was caused, in part, by "a surfeit of autobiographical material" — a family archive of letters and news clippings that Helen had collected in a carton for her.

There's a looped beat in the murk somewhere, though no one seems to be playing to it, and it's hard to identify a motif, despite a surfeit of melodic material.

This year's Kentucky Derby arrives with a surfeit of story material, which should help the NBC broadcasters who must fill three hours of airtime surrounding a two-minute horse race.

"Don't you," she says, neatly turning the question back, "think maybe you're suffering from a surfeit of exaggerated material on sexuality, surrounding us in today's world?" Well, maybe.

"At times, the author seems burdened with a surfeit of research material and discharges it, at regular intervals, into long, scene-setting paragraphs that simply list the contents of rooms or environments".