Sentence examples for felt overly from inspiring English sources

Everything felt overly cautious and full of fiefdoms.

"I don't think everyone felt overly satisfied, but there was a nice compromise," Conrad said.

Women kept yelling out things that felt overly symbolic: "Can someone just please give us some instructions?

Mr. Escuer's "Luminae" featured an eclectic array of influences, from the European Renaissance to contemporary Japan, although the work felt overly long.

After visiting a Dream Dinners in Milford, Mass., she said, the place and the menus "felt overly institutional, with a very cafeteria, hospital-food feel".

While the trustees had been diversifying, and anyway had more than enough money to meet the needs of the school for the foreseeable future, they still felt overly exposed to the fortunes of the chocolate maker.

I don't feel overly optimistic about this".

This visual would feel overly obvious if Ms. Taylor-Wood lingered too long on it.

Feeling overly exposed, I delete my profile and close my account.

At the same time, "The Workshop" does not feel overly insidery.

But judging from Phillips's hangdog look yesterday, he has no reason to feel overly secure.