Sentence examples for over involved from inspiring English sources

Be supportive and understanding while not being over involved.

Some of the main issues the two sides were bargaining over involved the rules governing shows that are up and running.

"Because of the career I had, I don't like to get over involved," Taylor said.

You saw a boss that was over involved with his employees, but in a way that felt he wanted to be family more than coworkers.

One student wrote, "Georgetown students are so hell-bent on getting good grades and being over involved in about eight different clubs that getting a good amount of sleep is often very far back on their priority list.

But when we're over involved, even if our girls actually like telling us all their deepest and darkest secrets, at some point, they'll lose confidence in themselves.

On the other, board members who get more involved can be seen as meddling, or at least "over-involved".

Highly-committed teachers often find it hard to say no and find themselves involved in all kinds of working groups and extra-curricular activities; they can become over-involved in pastoral care issues beyond the limits of their responsibility.

A few participants cited instances when the NPO needed to have been more actively involved to push collaborations forward, and others cited instances when they felt the NPO was over-involved and attempting to micro-manage collaborations.

They are alienating, over controlling, financially demanding, anxious or over-involved.

There, we're told, parents get over-involved in everything their university student offspring do.