Sentence examples for overdone for from inspiring English sources

To be honest, some of the newly introduced coral bells are a mite overdone for my taste.

Everyone slides between Noël Coward clippedness (I think these vowels are rather overdone for the 50s, but they're delivered cleverly) to slack-jawed slouchiness.

Although the denouement, beginning with Paul predictably opening the parlor door at so inconvenient a moment, is overdone, for most of the way the passions are suggested but kept under control.

However, I think the selling is a bit overdone for these shares.

The panic in single-A paper may be vastly overdone, for Crittenden emphasized during a conference call with bank analysts on Nov. 5 that "we have not seen a reduction in cash flow for some securities".

(RNS) Edie Windsor turned 85 last week, but she was too "overdone" for a party.

"They're overdone simply for the sake of being overdone".

Humphrey Bogart, trying out some overdone makeup for one of his last films, is fierce with skeptical defiance.

She said that she found Mr. Gore "a caricature of himself" whose oratory was "overdone, even for politics".

He said the sell-off had been overdone particularly for larger, already profitable biotechnology companies, which had an average earnings gain in the first quarter of 11percentt but a 25percentt decline in share price.

The boys general cluelessness also seems a bit overdone, even for a protected child living in a society ruled by deceit and denial; his interpretations of the world around him often seem more those of a 6- or 7-year-old than a privately tutored 9-year-old.