Sentence examples for become overdone from inspiring English sources

Everything's become overdone and overcomplicated and over-retouched.

From baseball to bowl games, sports have become overdone and overindulged.

Take your eye off a roasting pheasant for too long and the breasts will become overdone, and dry – almost dusty.

But, though participation has a role in the arts and is a sensible marketing strategy when so many rival forms of entertainment centre on inter-activity, it's vital that the idea of doing it yourself does not become overdone.

It's a dish that takes time and effort, as it should ideally come from a young horse immediately after slaughter and must be idiosyncratically cooked to ensure it doesn't become overdone.

And when that became overdone, Mr. Masur was asked to respond with a forthright Central European confidence in the repertory.

Accusations about the big brother state, the nanny state and the jobsworth, form-filling, tick-box, health-and-safety culture gone mad undoubtedly became overdone cliches at times.

Indeed, that genre has become so overdone that it's become even more specific, with journalists exercising their thesauruses over articles about why they're leaving New York for Los Angeles.

Sure, it is useful to have some of that knowledge and experience, but it can easily become an "overdone strength" if you don't "get it" about humanitarian security.

In New York, it caught on in the mid-1860s, asd as early as 1868 The Real Estate Record and Guide complained that mansard fad was pernicious: "the thing becomes so overdone that sheer nausea begets a change".

At times the sonic mix became an overdone mulch, but Beyonce's voice was sharp most of the night.