Sentence examples for time of excess from inspiring English sources

We are at a time of excess.

The Gilded Age was a time of excess, opulence, corruption and opportunism.

"But then people thought Mick Jagger was odd and it was a time of excess and oddity".

It was a time of excess, and the newly-minted millionaires and upper-middle-class burghers were always on the lookout for diversions.

Even if they took a low-frills approach, automakers left no doubt that their new vehicles are of crucial importance at a time of excess production capacity, shrinking demand and cutthroat competition.

Schreker's era was a time of excess and decadence as the old order fell apart, yet it witnessed remarkable musical achievements including the late symphonies of Mahler, Schönberg's ventures into atonality and a rich flowering of stylistically multifarious opera by composers such as, besides Schreker, Alban Berg, Alexander Zemlinsky and Erich Wolfgang Korngold.

It's hard to imagine that there might be a fresh, original lens through which to see that time of excesses and easy caricature, but this is precisely what Ms. Nunez offers.

At times of excess might-bes, London sensitives occasionally had to lie down in the dark.

During times of excess electricity production, the batteries will be charged; during times of high demand, their contents will be used to bolster supply.

Air that is compressed and stored in places like caverns during times of excess electricity production can be released to create power when it is needed, via turbines.

The top 10 cities on our list are those that grew in value, but avoided large swings in times of excess and stress.