Sentence examples for this, excessively from inspiring English sources

The overuse of the sentence reflects this excessively punitive era.

But irritatingly we must hear much exposition and musing on this excessively tedious subject.

However, this excessively utilitarian vision of development restricts an analysis of the impact that these projects may have on people's lives.

For 16 of those years he has chronicled "the betrayals and treachery and deceit of Middle East history", nurturing this excessively long book - a real War and Peace, but with precious little peace.

There was one exception to this excessively generalized choreography, a scene in which women who looked as if they had been trapped for hours in some bureaucrat's dreary waiting room suddenly rose up in rage and made thunderous banging noises on their chairs.

The knowingness with which Ishiguro employs this excessively bookish machinery might make "When We Were Orphans" seem like another deft postmodern exercise, a historical novel that's not concerned with the life of the past so much as with its literary assumptions.

No doubt many factors have contributed to this excessive and excessively violent response.

"In this case, the excessively direct link between research and journalism — that makes short shrift of the long periods required by more serious scientific discussion — had already occurred before the conference," Dr. Camplani wrote.

(The BBC's story on this referred, with studied rhetorical neutrality, to "so-called killer robots". This seems excessively fastidious, given that we are, after all, talking about robots that kill).

We are supposed to find this film excessively ugly.

If all this sounds excessively high-minded it is regarded by Oversea Service as "sheer necessity".