Shall he perish for want of food while thou hast such superfluity in thy larder?

Here are many wild fruits, plums, pears, blackberries, walnuts, grapes, ripening in such superfluity that none value them.

And after all, when one sees it, one cannot but feel that such superfluity is better than meagreness and feebleness.

Whereto serve or profit such superfluity, such show, such ostentation, such extraordinary luxurious kind of life as is now come upon us?

The battle for existence allowed him no time for such superfluities.

It was an absurd fear; because creatures who could play in the dark would be above such superfluities.

A God who can relish such superfluities of horror is no God for human beings to appeal to.

Corydon, alas, had no talents for figuring, and was cursed with a weakness for such superfluities as clean laundry and coffee with cream.