Sentence examples for undeniably excessive from inspiring English sources
Certainly some strategic sponsorships and product placement are to be expected, but when it translates to thousands of dollars' worth of free swag, for people who could otherwise easily afford these items, it becomes undeniably excessive, particularly during a recession.
He sees Redux's new Rampage mode as brining it closer in spirit to a game like Hotline Miami, which, while also criticized for its excessive violence, was undeniably an incredibly compelling experience.
In this case, the medium-term outlook would indeed be bleak.Undeniably, Japan's structural defects (especially excessive borrowing by firms to invest in projects with low returns) have worsened its problems.
The consensus today on the review site Rotten Tomatoes is that although the "biopic is undeniably stylish", it "loses points for excessive length, an overreliance on clichés, and historical inaccuracies", and has a 61% fresh rating.
"There will be those who say that this undeniably underfed beast … is a symbol of the excessive pursuit of austerity and the [chancellor] George-Osborne-diet approach to life.
Given the intense regulatory and political pressure on banks to rein in hefty bonuses that encourage excessive risk taking -- as well as what is undeniably a difficult operating trading environment -- will clawbacks soon become a common reality on Wall Street?
For one thing, Farley's story, while undeniably sad, is also undeniably familiar: talented performer rockets to stardom and then plummets back to earth, the victim of his own excessive appetites.
Piracy is undeniably rife.
Those are undeniably important.
Undeniably, both have risen.
