surfeit

So with this surfeit of information, what's not to like?

The coming week should offer a surfeit of funny things.

Everywhere else I went last week, there was almost a surfeit of service.

There is at present a surfeit of cash looking for a home.

In a different film, that good story might mean a record deal and a surfeit of cool.

If ever there was a surfeit of contemporary art in one place, then now is the time.

I've had a surfeit of peace these last two centuries!

But the surfeit of riches gave the group an idea.

With its surfeit of talent, this team is expected to win.

That said, there's also a certain pleasure in the book's surfeit.

"You have a surfeit of honor out there on the field," he called.

Ambition can make a man, but a surfeit will kill him.

A surfeit of options can be a distraction from the matter at hand.

On the best days, there is a surfeit of good options once you arrive at the top.

But considering how much this group seems to think about surfeit and economy, it seemed all right to leave things that way.

"Sometimes a surfeit of sugar is just what one needs.

With luck, and a surfeit of details, he could make this last for a good hour.

For the past decade, we have had a surfeit of charisma.

The larger problem may simply be a surfeit of competition on and off Broadway.

Nor does a surfeit of words make the legislation any clearer.

Like most fighter pilots, he had a surfeit of that.

In any case, we apologize for the surfeit of gloom.

The surfeit of men is just part of the problem.

If anything, we have a surfeit of Mahler records today.

Unlike a museum, it does not have a surfeit of the secular.