Sentence examples for acting excessively from inspiring English sources
She came and sat next to us almost as drunk as we were and instantly started acting excessively flirty and sexual.
An extrovert may react by becoming challenging, angry or excessively acting out under the circumstances that would overwhelm the introvert.
Internal JMOFs increase muscle loading and may stimulate beneficial adaptational responses (e.g. strength & endurance); however, JMOFs that are excessively high and/or acting in contraindicated directions, can result in the detrimental loading of articular, ligamentous & capsular structures— potentially exacerbating existing joint pathology (e.g. osteoarthritis; OA) [ 4, 5].
If you're acting up in class, or horseplaying excessively, improve your behavior before anything else.
She said her party would put up the top rate of tax to 60p in the pound for people earning more than £150,000, a move that would bring in an extra £2bn per year for public services, while acting as a disincentive to firms paying "excessively high" salaries.
In late October U.S. treasury officials had criticized Germany for running an excessively large current account surplus, thus acting as a drag on the global economy.
If we had a parent who worried excessively and intruded on us, we may find ourselves feeling the same way toward our children and acting in ways that are invasive or overbearing.
The fact that Weyman (or Wyman) was described in the Post as "acting as personal adviser and physician to the Princess" should be put down not to careless journalism but to the excessively rapid and seemingly whimsical changeableness that Weyman displayed in telling people just who he was.
She emphasizes that the excessively high value of intrinsic motivation would contradict the pedagogical intention to foster awareness for reliable and responsible occupational acting.
