Sentence examples for surfeit of rules from inspiring English sources

In the N.F.L.'s surfeit of rules, Belichick sees opportunity.

'We all know that the U.N. plays a major role.' JACQUES CHIRAC President, France Our world, which is still fraught with political, economic and financial crises, does not suffer from a surfeit of rules, but from the problems of keeping international law and practices abreast of change and progress.

A surfeit of etiquette rules — like not letting people use their cellphones for the four hours it typically takes to play a round of 18 holes?

Buy from Amazon.co.ukONE of the products of Israel's half-century of military rule is the surfeit of literature it has produced about Jews bullying Arabs.

On one level, her art responds to the surfeit of choice in a late capitalist society; she follows rules as a break from the endless work of choosing.

Originality has been traded off for rabble-rousing on tracks such as Break the Rules, but Sucker still packs a surfeit of fun.

Moscow's surfeit of licenses and deficit of any serious aesthetic or architectural rules has had predictable results.

But a surfeit of awards may backfire.

The surfeit of odors made one giddy.

But there is a surfeit of villains.

And New York offered a surfeit of candidates.