Sentence examples for over the top even from inspiring English sources

Twain outdid them all with a Victorian palace whose many turrets were over the top, even for the Gilded Age.

Many of the real estate developments of the subsidiary Nakheel looked over the top even during the boom.

Seventh seems a little over the top, even if it is being marketed as an "economy cruising gear".

If their participation swells the turnout above normal levels, it could put the Arizona senator over the top even though he is well behind among Republicans alone.

And once the Meridian Arts Ensemble included pieces by Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart, which was a little over the top, even for me.

Not only do his novels, pushing every idea to its extreme, require a similarly extreme form; he also took pleasure in prose that is hyperbolic, over the top, even joyful in its own insanity.

All of this might sound bizarre, over-the-top, even actively demented.

Quite possibly the campest three minutes ever recorded, this proved too over-the-top even for Madame Caballé's demented entourage of opera queens.

"It's over-the-top, even a little bit camp," said Mr. Romualdez, an admirer of the extravaganza, who recalls hanging out in the Rotunda Room in the 1980s when he was a Yale student coming to New York on weekends.

It wouldn't be the most prestigious award in the industry if they weren't". So Makarechian presses on, molding his $350-million St . Regisinto the latest property of indulgence--over-the-top even by California's lofty standards.

Rick Perry was touted as a political heavyweight who would wipe the floor with these clowns until he forgot his own policies in a debate, got stuck in a mini-controversy over something called "Niggerhead Ranch," and made an ad that was embarrassingly homophobic and over-the-top even by GOP standards.