Sentence examples for bit overmatched from inspiring English sources

The best of the songs, though, work nicely in context, particularly "Changes," a trio for Katie, Grace and Pamela, the sister (Kathleen Goldpaugh, who is a bit overmatched).

Here and in Stravinsky's Duo Concertant (of 1932), with Andre-Michel Schub as pianist, Mr. Phillips was a bit overmatched, and it was his bad luck to follow on the heels of the powerhouse fiddler Anne-Sophie Mutter in similar material last week at Carnegie Hall.

A stack of green beans with crayfish looked gorgeous and were perfectly cooked, if a bit overmatched by their horseradish dressing.

his wife, "and I did go down to Toms River and across the bridge to Lavallette and Ortley Beach in late fall — when the cleaning up was well under way but also a bit overmatched by calamity and thus quite moving," Mr. Ford said.

My routine eventually overmatched Wallace's epiphany.

And as my friend Lunatic (no, really) pointed out while debating this post with me on Twitter, it's a bit rich to call Apple overmatched while iOS's share of the American smartphone market still seems to be increasing faster than Android's, and.

The Knicks were at home Sunday, and they played with a casual and confident ease against the overmatched Pistons, who looked every bit like the third-youngest team in the league (average age 25 years 328 days).

To help with protection, the Eagles kept chip blockers in on both sides to assist their overmatched offensive tackles.

Overmatched opponents trembled.

Manhattan was pesky but overmatched.

They then beat an overmatched N.F.C.