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"I think people believe the police act with a great deal of excessiveness in minority areas."
"I just never was comfortable with excessiveness of any sort.
All this would have been very good, had it not been for its excessiveness.
In both cases her politics of contention was targeted for its alleged excessiveness.
"People are also feeling that life has gotten too complicated and the excessiveness must be simplified," he said.
The defendant moved for a new trial, asserting, among other things, excessiveness of the award.
The way children live now, there's such an excessiveness."
They replaced one extreme with the opposite in excessiveness.
My critics emphasize the excessiveness of the word "crazy."
For a long time, her very excessiveness and openness worked against her critical reputation.
Still, the show goes on, expanding on the excessiveness of opera, and thus getting right to its heart.
That said, that sort of luxurious excessiveness seems right in line with Apple.
The supporting cast catches on to the spirit of excess without embarrassing excessiveness.
"I am fascinated by the excessiveness of the 60's, the physical look of the period," he explained.
The first issue, excessiveness of punitive damage awards, has stymied the Court for years.
Significantly, Ford did not argue about the excessiveness of the compensatory damages.
R - 8 days ago Hope the High Court can stop the excessiveness across the board.
They are generally characterized by an excessiveness of sexual and scatological obscenity.
Christmas can be a time for excessiveness.
The big thing that was difficult to put a lid on was the excessiveness of really cheesy pop things.
Such excessiveness and disproportion often drive the anti-religion crowd.
I come from Chinese movies, so even my excessiveness is mild by Hollywood standards."
The martial moments offer the kind of full-blown excessiveness on which grand opera thrives.
Thus, there could be no "excessiveness" test.
'Excessiveness' of a reaction implied alternative normal behaviour which would have to include a situational factor in evaluation.
