Sentence examples for might seem over from inspiring English sources

Yet while Vivian might seem over the top, she's the daughter of two people who have spent their lives pretending, so I'm not entirely surprised.

"The tone of the play is tricky, and I got scared that the humor wouldn't read or it might seem over the top, or my least favorite word ever, 'wacky.' So I went through the script and tamed it".

It will mean that even if the householder faced with that terrifying situation uses force that in the cold light of day might seem over the top, unless that response is greatly disproportionate, the law will be on their side".

At first sight, getting worked up about Lord Darzi's NHS suggestion scheme - under which £20m in prize money is on offer to staff coming up with the best ideas for saving money over the next four years - might seem over the top.

There are no set rules on whether you should go for one or two kisses, except that you should be cautious with those you are less familiar with - two might seem over the top.

Eveleth's canvases might seem over-freighted with meaning were they not so lusciously painted.

That might seem over-promising, but Nirvana, spelt N1- rvana, allows another atrocious pun, this time on the London district's postcode.

  MIDGETTE NEW YORK VIRTUOSO SINGERS A chamber chorus with the word virtuoso in its name might seem over-confident, but the New York Virtuoso Singers can claim truth in advertising.

If you're worried that your breadth of experience is out of step with the role you're applying for, and you might seem over-qualified, you can dilute or minimise selected details.

In order to convince shoppers that their products are worth the higher price, upscale brands have to woo them first, showering potential customers and VIPs with special perks and attention that might seem over-the-top to Western consumers.

Although the edge map representation at multiple scales with gradual change of scale as the model output might seem over-complete, it has the potential to provide a lower error model of the data and is more likely to provide the information at the level of detail required for a particular image or application.