Sentence examples for and perhaps overly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton seemed wobbly at first, and perhaps overly obsessed with polls.

After years of ineffectual and perhaps overly discreet grumbling about Chinese hacking, American officials are finally forcing the issue.The prospects for effective public diplomacy on hacking appear grim.

These advisers cite polls showing that many people still view Mr. Bush not as decisive but as tentative and perhaps overly scripted.

Indeed, in many ways, the day might prove to be especially beneficial for Mr. Gephardt, who is a regular and perhaps overly familiar figure to many Democrats here looking for a fresh face.

Whatever prompted his actions on November 27, White cut a sorry figure in his recorded confession to police, sobbing loudly to his interrogator, who was a former colleague on the force, a friend of his family and perhaps overly sympathetic to him.

When Malice and Pusha T split for God and G.O.O.D. respectively, I was a little bummed, and perhaps overly critical of Pusha's solo mixtapes.

Mr. Li likes high energy and big sound and is perhaps overly fond of the big brass-and-drum explosion.

Since being traded for Kendrick Perkins, Jeff Green's stint with the Boston Celtics has been more memorable for his health issues and his perhaps overly generous contract.

Here we have shown that, with the methods currently available to us and using perhaps overly conservative criteria, we could not detect any differences relating to the expression of the sentiment of love in the same or opposite sex context, either in the areas activated or in the intensity of activation within them.

As the story unfolds, it interweaves Cat's fears about school, ghosts, and Maya's health; actual problems with Maya's health; and Maya's perhaps overly mature worry that Cat won't be able to deal with her eventual death.

He draws at length on recent scholarship, mostly for minor points, and is generous — perhaps overly so — in crediting other Jonson specialists.