Sentence examples for a bit over enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

I think people often get a bit over enthusiastic in the evenings of their party conferences, perhaps.

I once overheard a Tombo customer proclaim to her table mates, "It's all about the mayonnaise". While this strikes me as a bit over enthusiastic, I'll concede that mayonnaise, like any good fat, does tend to improve things.

I've heard reports of hot sunshine, but I think that's maybe a bit over-enthusiastic.

Despite asking knitters to stick to official colours of the Tour de France jerseys, "a few odds and ends crept in when knitters got a bit over-enthusiastic", Mr Wagon said.

West Indies' skipper Clive Lloyd admitted: "Our Brixtonian friends were a little bit over-enthusiastic," which was probably the equivalent of saying that his bowlers were a tiny bit quick.

I'm autistic, which means I'm very enthusiastic and a bit over-focused.

One and a bit overs to go.

It's getting a bit over-dramatic.

"We got a bit too over-enthusiastic and tried a little bit too hard but it was a brave effort.

A bit over the top?

He died a bit over three years ago.