Sentence examples for ones overly from inspiring English sources

This was one of the non-female-friendly ones: overly stocked, with unpainted pegboard displays, no music on and a gross staircase going up behind the counter, lined with exaggeratedly high high-heeled shoes.

(When they do finally hit the road, he adds, it will be with a career-encompassing set list, not one overly focused on the new material).

Such disturbing realities can easily make one overly defensive in reactions to outside portrayals of Africa.

The likelihood that the analysts will get it right this time seems too small to make one overly nervous.

Pelecanos is happy enough to call himself a crime writer, but he is not one overly concerned with the sort of tricks already described.

Veloso's band is loud, stocked with Brazilian drummers and one overly audible guitarist, but, as he sings, you can hear the ghostly second voice of the crowd, as it repeats his every word.

That he has succeeded in wresting resignations (at NPR, over supposed pandering to a faux Muslim group) and otherwise ending careers (one overly sympathetic Planned Parenthood employee) doesn't mean that O'Keefe is a good journalist.

And in perhaps the one overly contrived segment of the show, a number of contemporary performers were asked to donate personal mementos, which resulted in a not terribly imaginative array of souvenirs.

To quote one overly tall nerd, bazinga.

One overly simple way to think of it is as a "WhatsApp for doctors," helping to wean healthcare professionals off of using the popular messaging app professionally, which is entirely unsuited for a regulated industry like healthcare.

He was beaming!" one overly enthusiastic fan noted to Us Weekly about their dynamic.