Sentence examples for overdone to from inspiring English sources

None of it seems overdone to Pittsburgh residents.

It is overdone to call it a crisis meeting.

By contrast, he said, "the Rocker story was overdone" to sustain controversy and fill TV time.

The claws were overdone to a rubbery dryness, but the tail, cooked more gently, had its quality intact.

"Obviously extracurricular activities can be overdone to the extent that they interfere with academic work, but they're fine if they're balanced with it".

But as offered by the New York Continuo Collective at Christ and St .Stephen's Church on Tuesday night, it meant that singers accompanied their texts with definite, stylized hand motions, sometimes deliberately overdone to the point of comic effect.

Over the weekend and Monday I began a more in-depth investigation to re-assess my first impression that the bankruptcy fears were overdone, and to decide what to do with my long term holdings.

It was just a normal slideshow, not overproduced, not overdone, intended to trigger memories rather than replace them.

The most obvious solution hits the audience pretty early on: an overdone devotion to shaky-cam techniques, quick cuts and fairly extreme close-ups.

Barrie Cornes, an insurance analyst at Panmure Gordon, said the market reaction was overdone, pointing to figures that show the average Prudential premium is worth $4,000 – within the limit reportedly imposed by the Chinese.

An interest rate hike in the UK will come "sooner rather than later" and pessimism about the state of the global economy is overdone, according to a Bank of England policymaker.