Sentence examples for feeling overwrought from inspiring English sources

He consults it when feeling overwrought.

A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times in March that the movie "is as stuffed with bogus feeling and overwrought incident as a fast-food burrito".

Not that it is easy to strike the proper emotional tone in a movie that is as stuffed with bogus feeling and overwrought incident as a fast-food burrito.

He is especially persuasive in the sensitive middle movement, to which he brings decorous rather than overwrought feeling.

He found Troy Baker's performance of Delsin "[imbued] with a charm and youthful abandon that keeps it from feeling tropey or overwrought".

To those of us who wrestled with Catholic dogma from the ages of four to 17, and relieved our overwrought feelings by singing Pachelbel, Palestrina and Mozart in virtuoso convent choirs, the Catholic church will remain dear, even as we all grieve for its present moral and spiritual bankruptcy.

But not enough to prevent The Summer That Melted Everything feeling overheated, overworked and overwrought.

Indeed it can feel oppressive or overwrought, or worse, pretentious.

The notion is completely overwrought.

Even for Burke, the tone is oddly overwrought.

In "Last Touch First" everything is overwrought.