Sentence examples for bit overly from inspiring English sources
"We think they're a bit overly restrictive.
(He found Eliot a bit overly partial to innovation).
Frank may also be a bit overly impressed by what the right has achieved.
You have to be maybe a little bit overly confident to break into new things, but a little bit overly humble about what you don't know, and admiring of the talents different people bring to the table.
The puzzles, meanwhile, are fun – if, at times, a bit overly challenging – but just enough to keep you involved.
Mr. Peterson is both overly modest and a bit too sketchy in accounting for his business success, which he repeatedly attributes to "pure dumb luck".
There's a bit of overly insistent acting as well, from the hip-swiveling Luke Robertson as the rogue Autolycus.
The lyrics are a bit uninspired, overly triumphant but somewhat humble as the singer contemplates her mark on history.
Eleven Madison Park was ruled out as being a bit too formal for the occasion while Korean barbecue was deemed overly casual.
Other times the bits were overly aggressive in the other direction, trying too hard to burst stereotypes.
