Sentence examples for always overly from inspiring English sources
In previous study, control model of HTGS is always overly simplified and the elastic water hammer model is seldom considered.
Trump has, famously, partnered with people who are not always overly scrupulous about the law.
The widespread notion that the economy would pick up in the second half of 2013 was always overly optimistic.
This structure is nearly always overly rigid for a pitch and will feel forced when you try to deliver it aloud.
Podolski's goalscoring record in the Bundesliga was not always overly impressive, but his haul of 44 international goals suggested he would be a potent threat in the Premier League and he doubled the lead with a brilliant free-kick from 25 yards, giving Davis no chance.
Though she wasn't always overly affectionate, my grandma had other ways of showing her love.
Massachusetts, Mr. Payne said, has always been overly romanticized by Democrats and ostracized by Republicans.
The fact that Maggie has always been overly critical of Dale, along with nearly everything else about their relationship, seems arbitrary.
Yet, what is baffling is that the dispute has always seemed overly technical and easily resolved, if there was the slightest desire on either side.
For Vancouver, the No Fun City, the games have given it reason to further tout itself as "world-class" – a familiar self-imposed label that has always seemed overly insecure.
Trying to raise $32 million via crowdfunding always looked overly ambitious.
