Sentence examples for is now overly from inspiring English sources

The transformation of Gorky park was nice but it is now overly popular which means it is not so pleasant to go to.

"They fear that Kerry has spent too long trying to persuade the Israelis and as a result is now overly influenced by the Israeli agenda".

Instead our intervention was delayed (by three weeks) and is now overly limited.

With Nicklas Bendtner also out for a month, Arsenal are now overly dependent on Olivier Giroud.

Could it be that, having preserved the grape for its robust likability, some producers were now overly ambitious, striving to make something out of petite sirah beyond its ability?

There's a real sense of fin de siècle surrounding the champions: Juninho's influence is on the waneand the team are now overly-dependent on the goals of Karim Benzema.

He says that the brand is now 'stripping back' some of the overly complex algorithms to make the process more manageable – noting, too, that the company's product catalogue is now too large for such personalisation to be delivered manually.

Adams Morgan is now an overly trendy area to the north-east of Dupont Circle, but 30 years ago, it was more immigrant, more black and Hispanic: the kind of place your mother dragged you after church on Sunday so she could buy oxtail, crayfish and dried cod from the Latin American and African grocers selling the ingredients of the Nigerian food we regularly ate.

Unlike for the synthetic networks, the largest neighborhood size (T4) is now not overly dominant over the smaller network sizes.

This incentive is now seen as overly generous in some circles.

This typology is now regarded as overly simplistic because almost no one can be accurately described as wholly introvert or extravert.