Sentence examples for it would be overreaching from inspiring English sources

"It would be overreaching to say that design thinking solves everything.

But as only those who are invited, and accept, an honorary degree receive them, it would be overreaching to dismiss them as patronising: they're just relatively meaningless – and relatively harmless.

They also show an affinity for one another, though it would be overreaching to say they collaborate.

He thinks Argentina would be overreaching if it tried to organise one.

If someone were to ask you why you enrolled, you would be overreaching if you said that you were moved by the profound beauty of classical music.

As a matter of manners, if not morals, you would be overreaching to tell your guests what they may and may not order.

I could try to go into the reasons why my parents never got divorced but I suspect that would fall into the category of trying to explain fully how things were between my mother and my grandmother or even my mother and myself, and that would be overreaching, moot, a fool's errand.

Collins said all of the subpoenas would be overreach, and that Democrats shouldn't be asking for documents that the justice department can't legally disclose to the public.

Collins said that all the subpoenas would be overreach, and that Democrats shouldn't be asking for documents that the Justice Department can't legally disclose to the public.

Would it be overreaching to suggest that Chevrolet's identification with the American spirit helped it to become, and stay, the No. 1 car brand for so many years?

That seemed to be the case again on Sunday, though nuclear experts said that even if Mr. Ahmadinejad was overreaching, it would be only a matter of time before the boast became true.