Sentence examples similar to doesn't over from inspiring English sources

Admirably, Morris doesn't over-handle the language.

"It doesn't over-impress us," Howman said.

Doesn't over-text, Is the life of the party, Watches independent films, Jogs every morning.

He doesn't over-react, he gets back on his feet and it should have been a penalty".

Good community development practice doesn't over-emphasise disadvantage and injustice; but it isn't seduced into ignoring it, and it also has the robust courage to challenge the causes.

This is tough going on your mixer, so watch it doesn't over-heat: if the motor starts screaming, smoking or smelling of burning rubber, switch it off for 10 minutes.

(In truth, this mix of tones is getting a little self-defeating – I kind of long for a kids' movie that isn't full of sassy one-liners from wised-up pre-teens, or that doesn't over-estimate children's desensitisation levels).

On the one hand, we should tell readers and viewers what has happened in a way that doesn't over-sanitise or mislead; on the other, we should show sensitivity to the feelings of bereaved families and surviving victims and avoid needlessly distressing other readers.

"Dina is a natural runner, doesn't over-think things and has nothing to fear.

It uses the Stream to draw users in, but doesn't over-pollute it.

The system also has the first speed-adaptive noise compensation technology that doesn't over-boost the volume when you lower a window to pay a toll or when the Porsche's potent engine comes to life.