The next generation of MPs offers an embarrassment of riches.
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We truly have an embarrassment of riches in our field.
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"It's an embarrassment of riches for us," Mr. Everett said.
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In this regard, Merkel faces a veritable embarrassment of riches.
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Bolting to la la land Talk about an embarrassment of riches.
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In fact, some letters will be such an embarrassment of riches.
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When it comes to moons, Jupiter is an embarrassment of riches.
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And I think we have an embarrassment of riches among the candidates.
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The "Peak TV" whiteboard My goodness, it was an embarrassment of riches.
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That's very different from 2017, where we've got an embarrassment of riches.
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Blame it on the embarrassment of riches, of which they're a part.
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When it comes to comedy, New York presents an embarrassment of riches.
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For enthusiasts, it's an embarrassment of riches; for escape room owners, it's expensive.
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When it comes to live comedy, New York presents an embarrassment of riches.
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For most of the 20th century British politics has enjoyed an embarrassment of riches.
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This summer is an embarrassment of riches when it comes to new television shows.
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The shortlist for the 2018 Brits Critics' Choice award is an embarrassment of riches.
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It's an embarrassment of riches out there, and we, the viewers, are the victors.
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It doesn't hurt that Chile's geography offers an embarrassment of riches for renewable energy.
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This month's streaming offerings are an embarrassment of riches for fans of international culture.
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To browse Netflix's Christmas movie selection in 2018 is to experience an embarrassment of riches.
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Peak TV brought with it an embarrassment of riches—some good, some bad, some incomprehensible.
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But there's an embarrassment of riches in this collection: painting, large-scale sculptural work and photography.
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Finally, this week's news, once again, left the late-night hosts with an embarrassment of riches.
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Hardware isn't always a given at WWDC, but this year could well be an embarrassment of riches.
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From fighting games, platformers, RPGs, to shooters, there's an embarrassment of riches when it comes to games.
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The court's docket may be an embarrassment of riches, but it is also a work in progress.
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Even up front, where Sampaoli has an embarrassment of riches, he has still to get it right.
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But then, this embarrassment of riches is the byproduct of the unrelenting churn of Spain's youth academies.
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However, it's rare to see an embarrassment of riches as powerful as the one we're getting right now.
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The video is an embarrassment of riches -- so, naturally, we had to ask what's next for the boxer?
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For example, consumers today have an embarrassment of riches in choosing video, voice, data, Internet and broadband services.
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Democrats were threatened by an embarrassment of riches in California arising from a strong backlash against Mr. Trump.
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The Democratic Party has an embarrassment of riches of candidates stepping up to run for president in 2020.
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The embarrassment of riches continues with probably my personal favorite act of the night, Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott.
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"What's great about being a parent in New York is that there is an embarrassment of riches here," she said.
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In an email from Stockholm, where he is now living, Mr. Nasser said the praises were an embarrassment of riches.
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The 22019s were an embarrassment of riches, with the onset of Peak TV and the dawn of the streaming era.
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There is an "embarrassment of riches" among the Democrats who are running for president, she added when asked about O'Rourke's candidacy.
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In a review posted on Thursday, Devin called it an "embarrassment of riches," echoing its currently near perfect 97 on Metacritic.
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Rio de Janeiro, my new hometown, is a dazzling seaside metropolis with an embarrassment of riches for beachgoers and music lovers.
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Yet to hear some voters tell it, the slate is an embarrassment of riches in terms of experience, knowledge and polish.
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And what an embarrassment of riches this is when it takes this long to mention that Pedro Almodóvar is competing ("Julieta")?
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For those of us searching for examples to say why biometric technology needs to be regulated, there's an embarrassment of riches.
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The field of astronomy this decade delivered an embarrassment of riches: stunning accomplishment after stunning accomplishment from the exploration of space.
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In a further embarrassment of riches, the town has an ample stock of affordable housing to go along with its full employment.
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It is an embarrassment of riches that other nations would love to have in a position that is key to attack in rugby.
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This is, in part, a problem of Ellis's embarrassment of riches in midfield, and her steadfast devotion to a 4-20113-3 formation.
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Asked if three breaks in succession, including five days off for the All-Star weekend, were almost an embarrassment of riches, Lundqvist smiled.
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The Riverdale musical episode, Wednesday's "A Night To Remember," was an embarrassment of riches if wild plotting and incredibly tight jeans are your thing.
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Every morning I wake up with a person I love next to me and feel as if I've stumbled upon an embarrassment of riches.
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Politico's Annie Karni has a smart piece exploring the Clinton team's struggles to nail Trump, despite having an embarrassment of riches to work with.
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Opening days are the most aspirational days in the baseball calendar, and for now the expectations for an embarrassment of riches were happily met.
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But this year has offered an embarrassment of riches for gloating, most recently a 2005 recording of Donald J. Trump bragging about sexual assault.
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It's one of the city's best surprises, a place that could be overlooked only in a metropolis with an embarrassment of riches like Paris.
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This festival, now in its sixth year, pays tribute to the embarrassment of riches that New York has to offer by way of comedy.
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" When asked how she felt that she may win more acting Emmys than anyone else, she joked, "It's sort of an embarrassment of riches.
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Marvel Studios is also poised to reap an embarrassment of riches when Disney's deal to buy 21st Century Fox closes, possibly in the coming weeks.
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Isn't it an embarrassment of riches that the art world cannot find a way to recycle the materials that make shipping and exhibiting art possible?
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Super Mario Odyssey is a embarrassment of riches, never failing to surprise for hours and hours and maintaining an unflaggingly positive feeling the entire time.
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"We have an embarrassment of riches in this district," said one Republican strategist working on Ohio House races who requested anonymity to discuss the race.
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Despite its embarrassment of riches, the company now faces the prospect of an antitrust investigation along with questions about its labor, privacy and business practices.
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This embarrassment of riches has yielded something of a collective-action problem, in which everyone assumes someone else will shoulder the burden and no one does.
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While the culture is blessed with an embarrassment of riches when it comes to Christmas songs, there are very few songs that cater to Halloween lovers.
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Winnowing down this embarrassment of riches is no small feat — but the people demand their end-of-the-year lists, and I am here to provide.
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Epic being included here just means an embarrassment of riches — it's got a great thing going already but there's a lot of plussing that could happen.
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"When you have an embarrassment of riches, everyone is going to have a different favorite," said Michael Lotito, who co-chair's Littler Mendelson's Workplace Policy Institute.
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You can't argue that it is an embarrassment of riches — we've got good groups full of great people, all of whom possess the best of intentions.
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Director Mike Christie has an embarrassment of riches to work with here, but it's still a well put together film with a moving and redemptive conclusion.
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The cast is an embarrassment of riches; there are so many juicy parts here, torn into with such gusto, that it's hard to pick a favorite.
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She has entered the realm of ex-spouses who seek to make a profit off their spurned jewelry, in an embarrassment-of-riches sort of way.
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Chalk it up to less signposting, and to having more tools at hand (the inventory is an embarrassment of riches: full of bombs and poisons and decoys).
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What they have at the moment is an embarrassment of riches, compared with lifting out of poverty and destitution 700 million people over the last four decades.
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Of these, 2000 belong to Jupiter and 21.5 to Saturn—an embarrassment of riches that showcases the potential of gas giants to harbor large collections of natural satellites.
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Last year alone saw two separate big-budget titles featuring black protagonists, Mafia 3 and Watch Dogs 2-an embarrassment of riches, compared with the last few decades.
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It is an embarrassment of riches for the long-suffering faithful and a yellowing road map through the madness and majesty of Third/Sister Lovers for adventurous newbies.
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When it comes to design tools in 2019, we have an embarrassment of riches, but the success of these players can't be fully credited to the products themselves.
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"I think we're suffering from an embarrassment of riches right now," said Mr. Benjamin, who plans to make an endorsement once he sees more clarity in the race.
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The number of livestreams to choose from is an embarrassment of riches, which is quite a transformation from the days when cordcutters couldn't even watch a presidential debate live.
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It has an integrated cover that adds more battery life, giving it an embarrassment of riches at a time when many smartphones struggle to make it through the day.
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For City Center, justly proud of that period and wishing to celebrate it with a festival, this range and plenitude was both an embarrassment of riches and a problem.
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Admittedly, a lot of the collective terms in the book need updating to fit our more conscious times, but it does still possess an embarrassment of riches (wink wink!).
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But within this embarrassment of riches, you could see more clearly than ever before just how hard each franchise has to fight to distinguish itself from its peers and predecessors.
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Up front Tite has an embarrassment of riches, with Neymar, Gabriel Jesus and Philippe Coutinho the likely starters with able back-up on the bench from speedy wingers Willian and Douglas Costa.
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" Of potentially entering a White House with two Presidents – counting Clinton's husband, former President Bill Clinton – Kaine said, "it's an embarrassment of riches," while his runningmate assured, "I will be the president.
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Virtually bereft of critically-acclaimed masterpieces and instead characterized by visceral (albeit empty) spectacles of annihilation, the genre provides audiences with an embarrassment of riches in the "So bad, it's good" department.
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FLORENCE, Italy — The 15th-century Palazzo Pitti, by the banks of the Arno, is one of the great storehouses of Italian Renaissance painting, an embarrassment of riches by Raphael, Titian and Tintoretto.
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Similarly, the Wallace's extensive permanent collection of European and Oriental armor is an embarrassment of riches displayed behind glass; the most elaborately decorated set of which is displayed in dramatic isolation here.
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It is an embarrassment of riches that Ben Roethlisberger has proved fully capable of exploiting, especially against the Browns, a franchise he has dominated to the tune of a 20-103 career record.
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But it remains a gripping mystery, an embarrassment of riches when it comes to showcasing Indian actors, and part of the growing mountain of exceptional Indian television that burst onto the scene last year.
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While some contouring devotees stick only to powder formulas and others evangelize creams, the Urban Decay Naked Skin Shapeshifter is putting both in one palette, offering up an embarrassment of riches in one palette.
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While Mr. Trump has provided an embarrassment of riches for American Bridge, the group acknowledges that the massive amount of material has made it hard for much of what it has found to stick.
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Naming the top films of 2019 is preposterously hard; nearly every week, a new film worth seeing arrived in theaters or debuted on a streaming service, which means there's an embarrassment of riches to choose from.
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Indeed, due to the GOP's strong performance in the 2010 and 2014 midterms, the party has almost an embarrassment of riches in terms of the kind of incumbent governors and senators who most often secure presidential nominations.
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After surveying the embarrassment of riches on view, you might ask yourself why the ancient world we so often turn to is located in Greece or Egypt instead of our native, but no less stunning, American antiquity.
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Among all of these games, and others I've spent less time with (and are well-regarded in the community), like Bayonetta 2, Tokyo Mirage Sessions, and Yoshi's Woolley World; the Wii U offered an embarrassment of riches.
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A similar embarrassment of riches was offered by George Martin, the subject of our obituary; we chose "In my life", "Yesterday" and "Eleanor Rigby"—a fitting accompaniment, too, to our review of Olivia Laing's book "The Lonely City".
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Didier Deschamps has an embarrassment of riches in his squad, from the finesse of Dimitri Payet to the razor-sharp attacking genius of Antoine Griezmann, the grit of Blaise Matuidi to the boisterous, barrelling presence of Olivier Giroud.
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Then there was HQ2 — Amazon's very public, very brilliant, if not slightly off-putting request for cities across North America to each roll out an embarrassment of riches to compete for the right to host a second Amazon headquarters.
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Newly-minted head coach Vlatko Andonovski has an embarrassment of riches on his hands — there are so many talented players on his radar that a star player will almost certainly be ommitted from the team's 18-person Olympic roster.
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Primaries, conventions, debates, and an endless parade of scandals (whether valid or trumped up) give hosts and writing staffs an embarrassment of riches to work with: Every headline is a new monologue joke, every gaffe a potential Saturday Night Live sketch.
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In California, Democrats are encountering an embarrassment of riches: With so many candidates running, activists and party leaders are fretting that a top-two-advance primary system could shut Democrats out of the general election because their primary votes are split.
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But in the likes of Shapovalov, ranked 51 in the world, 45th-ranked Khachanov and Rublev, the highest-ranked at 37, the men's Tour body has an embarrassment of riches as it launches a tournament it hopes will become established on the calendar.
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The thin line-up at UFC 206 is partly a casualty of UFC 205's embarrassment of riches: siphoning even one or two bookings of consequence off of the New York card would have gone a long way toward overshadowing the blah in Toronto.
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With household names like Mary J. Blige and Ellen Page, to niche fandom favorites like Robert Sheehan and Tom Hopper, to relative newcomers who blew us all away like David Castañeda and Emmy Raver-Lampman, there is truly an embarrassment of riches when it comes to talent on this Netflix series.
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It was already an embarrassment of riches, but last week, Jaylon Smith, a linebacker whom they took a chance on with the 34th pick in that draft, returned after missing all of last season with a knee injury, and made up for lost time with seven tackles and a forced fumble.
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The supporting cast, so generously laden with marquee talent it's almost an embarrassment of riches, includes Ruthie Ann Miles; Phillip Boykin; Robert Sean Leonard; Brooks Ashmanskas; and, as Seurat's self-involved elderly mother, a very touching Penny Fuller (whom I saw as Eve Harrington in "Applause," one of my first Broadway shows).
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Now, it has nothing much to do with Scotch eggs or Darjeeling tea, but some recent Marie Kondo efforts around the house led me to the conclusion that Simon Schama's "The Embarrassment of Riches: An Interpretation of Dutch Culture in the Golden Age" still sparks joy, more than 30 years after its publication.
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Follow the Money As a person who had no wealth as a child but has been lucky enough to experience financial success later in life, I am proud of Abigail Disney and the Patriotic Millionaires for working to remedy the extreme imbalance of wealth and power in the United States ("Embarrassment of Riches," January 6th).
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The rest of the pay-per-view card is an embarrassment of riches, rounded out with title fights between Tyron Woodley and Stephen Thompson as well as Joanna Jędrzejczyk and Karolina Kowalkiewicz, along with bouts featuring 145ers Frankie Edgar and Jeremy Stephens, welterweights Kelvin Gastelum and Donald Cerrone, and top-ranked middleweights Chris Weidman and Yoel Romero.
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And while I personally was pulling for a sweep by "The Americans," which has been so thoroughly ignored by the Emmys in previous seasons and which pulled off a near-perfect final season, there is, objectively, much more value in spreading the awards out among various shows, particularly at a time when there's such an embarrassment of riches on television.
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Read more:US Men's National Team players broke their silence on equal pay and gender discrimination, calling for the women's team to earn 'triple' the men's payThe USWNT has an embarrassment of riches, and it could be a problem heading into the 2020 OlympicsThe United States Women's National Team used pages from their equal pay lawsuit as confetti during World Cup victory parade26 celebrities who are calling for the USWNT to earn equal pay
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Read more:There is an easy path to equal pay for women's soccer players, and tennis has already shown it can work at the highest levelsSerena Williams credits her daughter and the USWNT for inspiring her renewed efforts to combat gender inequality in sports: 'They encourage me to want to continue to fight'The USWNT has an embarrassment of riches, and it could be a problem heading into the 2020 OlympicsUS Soccer just announced the new USWNT coach — here's everything you need to know about Vlatko Andonovski
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Read more:The MLB came down hard on the Astros for cheating, but that might be small compared to what will happen to Red Sox manager Alex CoraThe first female coach in MLB history didn't realize she had been interviewing for the job for a month before the Giants offered it to herThe USWNT has an embarrassment of riches, and it could be a problem heading into the 2020 OlympicsRichard Sherman had a rough Super Bowl, and now he's getting roasted for his pregame declarations
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Read more:Simone Biles is the most dominant athlete on the planet, and now she's primed to become the most accomplished Olympian of all timeAlex Morgan is still training and ripping shots while 7 months pregnant, and it may point to her readiness for the upcoming OlympicsThe USWNT has an embarrassment of riches, and it could be a problem heading into the 2020 OlympicsUSWNT forward Christen Press scored on a gorgeous long-range goal in Olympic qualifying — and the goal even stunned head coach Vlatko Andonovski
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Read more:The USWNT has an embarrassment of riches, and it could be a problem heading into the 2020 OlympicsAlex Morgan is still training and ripping shots while 7 months pregnant, and it may point to her readiness for the upcoming OlympicsUS Men's National Team players broke their silence on equal pay and gender discrimination, calling for the women's team to earn 'triple' the men's payUS Soccer says unequal pay for women is fair because 'men are bigger, stronger, faster,' as USWNT sues for $67 million
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Read more:US Soccer says unequal pay for women is fair because 'men are bigger, stronger, faster,' as USWNT sues for $67 millionUS Men's National Team players broke their silence on equal pay and gender discrimination, calling for the women's team to earn 'triple' the men's paySerena Williams credits her daughter and the USWNT for inspiring her renewed efforts to combat gender inequality in sports: 'They encourage me to want to continue to fight'The USWNT has an embarrassment of riches, and it could be a problem heading into the 2020 Olympics
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