Sentence examples for a bit overboard from inspiring English sources

In experimenting with (temporary) tattoos he went a bit overboard.

Recent news headlines making "red flag" references to corporate governance duties have gone a bit overboard.

He acknowledged he had gone a bit overboard in tracking his Internet dates on a computer spreadsheet.

Arnold suggested somewhat tartly that his brother had perhaps gone a bit overboard in his fascination with language.

The author goes a bit overboard with her feminist fable, turning Mary into the Gloria Steinem of Galilee.

While San Diego State's play looked ragged at times, the environment at Viejas Arena was electric, if not a bit overboard.

With that reasoning, people arrested during the crack epidemic would be given a break, since prosecutors went a little bit overboard in prescribing some crazy punishments due to mandatory minimum sentencing laws.

So in time he'll be able to say what's going and everyone will be able to take a step back and realize that all this is a little bit overboard".

But haven't the networks gone a wee bit overboard?

Even parliament go a little bit overboard on matters of that nature".

"Sometimes fans say things that are a little bit overboard, but still, it's on us not to react," Noah said.