Sentence examples for over prepared for from inspiring English sources

Sometimes when you say the word "art video" you can see eyes glaze over; prepared for an interminable bout of self absorption, people often skip over these often self-indulgent instruments of self-expression.

It is better to be over prepared for your first lesson!

Because I've prepared (or over-prepared) for the informational interview, I tend to want to stick to my question script, but this isn't always the best way to have a conversation with your interviewee.

When they were going to record the song, Bailey said that he was excited, nervous, and "almost over-prepared for it", he knew exactly what instruments were going on every track; it took three days to record.

It's better to be over-prepared for a minor hallucination than under-prepared for a complete breakdown.

As we know, the role went to Daniel Craig, who will be sipping over-prepared martinis onscreen for the fourth time in "Spectre," out in November.

Nor do we consider how high the consequences are for being over-prepared… Think about that for a second: there's a consequence for being over-prepared.

This is a woman who is überorganised - over prepared, a stickler for order.

Former FEMA director Michael Brown, made famous for bungling the response to Hurricane Katrina, criticized the president for being over-prepared.

Over-prepared is exactly what I'm looking for in a President.

You can never be over-prepared!