Could they have picked a more tired, overdone, easier target to make fun of?" To which we counter: "Did ya see their hairdos?!" So what do you guys think?
I began to realize that it was more than an overdone cliché about a greedy Wall Street huckster who lavishes "everything one could want" on his attractive and well-kept wife "Jasmine," who never asks or wants to know the true source of all that "success".
Photographs of the crater in the catalog to the Los Angeles show suggest that it may be overdone, seeming more temple than observatory in some chambers.
But the growing sense that charities are "a problem", whipped up by elements of the right-wing press – who are to hypocrisy on the left as sharks are to a drop of blood in the ocean – strikes me as more than a little overdone.
Everything about Christmas seemed a trifle overdone, certainly more lavish than anything we were used to at home, in Holland — the mistletoe, the ubiquitous holly, the candles, and especially, in the large drawing room looking out onto the garden, the Christmas tree, whose opulence, like so much else, might be slightly magnified by memory, but not much.
Everything about Christmas seemed a trifle overdone, certainly more lavish than anything we were used to at home, in Holland the mistletoe, the ubiquitous holly, the candles, and especially, in the large drawing room looking out onto the garden, the Christmas tree, whose opulence, like so much else, might be slightly magnified by memory, but not much.
Credit Suisse First Boston said the worst of fears for Kraft Foods "may be overdone" and more than fully reflected in the company's stock price.
Creating unique items that don't exist attracts more customers than another overdone themed collection.
By the time "Everything Is Getting Better" concluded, two hours after the evening began, we had seen stripping (just down to underwear), colorful backdrops, social dancing with imaginary partners, acrobatics, twirling batons, more confetti, and overdone facial contortions that would not be out of place in a silent film.
Gareth Leather of Capital Economics says comparisons with 1997 are overdone: "There are more differences than similarities between the situation now and the position many Asian countries found themselves in in 1997-8.
