| It is lawful for the body to take its meat and drink, but not to be surfeited and drunken. |
| Certainly the retreat was admirable from the point of view of a man surfeited with life on the Great White Way. |
| I would escape into books, I lived in them, reading unsystematically, often to the point of sickness, of being surfeited. |
| In fact, I was surfeited with veal in every possible shape wherever I went. |
| I realized for the first time that the east had surfeited me with picturesqueness. |
| There was a time when the Cardinals were so successful that the fans, like Atlanta's today, became surfeited with victory. |
