Sentence examples for over describing from inspiring English sources

Even when they're singing "When This War Is Over," describing war as a crime and observing that peace "won't bring back those poor boys in their graves," they sound unconcerned.

Within days, he was engulfed by Republican criticism over describing the proposal to privatize Medicare — the centerpiece of the House Republican budget plan — as "radical change" and a form of "social engineering".

Try to avoid over describing them to you parents, they (later on) will be able to pick out all of the things they DON'T like about the person and it might end up counting against you.

Wagner, who carded a 73 and is at five over, described the situation as "extremely frazzling".

We discovered not only was durian illegal to eat in some parts of the world, its odor was over and over described as a cross essence of infectious furuncled rotten throw-up sulphury amphibious feculent toe jam.

Don't over describe.

At first, the filmmakers tried a voice-over describing the knots, but it seemed too literary and self-conscious.

Even the architectural splendors of France, seen in an upward-tilted tracking shot, are tarnished by a voice-over describing the applause that rained down from windows as Jews were rounded up in the streets below.

The artist is seen working alone on a canvas laid out on the ground outside his studio in Springs, N.Y., accompanied by a deadpan voice-over describing his ideas and attitudes toward painting, and a dissonant soundtrack of music by the composer Morton Feldman.

Semiconductor Insights tore up their Wii and offered a delightful voice-over describing the consoles various goodnesses.

All three options lead to the same ending credits, which feature a voice-over describing the murder of Osiris.