Sentence examples for being overly involved from inspiring English sources

Before entering City Hall, Mr. Bloomberg did not have a reputation for being overly involved in Bloomberg News.

"One of the bigger issues that comes up is parents not respecting boundaries or being overly involved in their kids' lives, especially with finances.

She became more like an in-house counsellor, and got bollocked a couple of times for being overly involved with the contestants.

She became more like an in-house counsellor, and she got disciplined a couple of times for being overly involved with the contestants.

One thing Sibling Day doesn't seem to address is overly involved older siblings.

That I have to be overly involved in the life of a young woman who should have more independence.

Some third parties from the subsidised sector who had co-commissioned the show wanted to be overly involved in commercial exploitation.

He believes that he has been promoted from legal adviser and continues to be overly involved in prosecution matters". Hartmann was appointed director of operations, planning and development for military commissions in September.

While Haslam doesn't appear to be an owner who wants to be overly involved in the football aspects of the franchise, he does, like any owner, want to hire his own people who he can trust to run the franchise.

Other new words that have had their meaning stabilized sufficiently according to the company include bromance ("a close nonsexual friendship between men"), fist bump (with thanks to Barack Obama), cougar ("a middle-aged woman seeking a romantic relationship with a younger man") and helicopter parent ("a parent who is overly involved in the life of his or her child").

We are overly involved in how we look, what we are going to eat, and what everyone is doing.