Sentence examples for overdone with from inspiring English sources

"It can never be overdone with Rick Matt," DiBernardo told the Times.

Certainly some of the early garage efforts were overdone, with a black hue more suited to Port than to table wine.

The couture industry stands at a crossroads, the defilee machinery feels a little outdated, and creativity seems to be a bit stuck in repetitions or overdone with equipment.

This kind of nostalgia for the "good old Soviet days" can so easily be overdone with kitsch design elements – the venue is the restored Soviet exhibition pavilion after all – but Ottepel manages to get the balance right.

"At the end of the day, all those criticisms that get thrown at me, they don't pay my mortgage, so until they do …" Her delivery, for these interludes of indignation, becomes staccato and stage-school, slightly overdone, with a pause for emphasis after each word and a terrifying urgency … "Until.

"The house is not overdone with furniture and pictures.

The finished fish had to be crunchy but not overdone, glazed with just enough sweet sauce, and positioned on the plate with a pleasing arc to its spine.

I had overdone it with the water.

On the second day of the protests he ordered the police to pull out of Taksim Square, admitted that police had overdone it with tear gas and allowed tens of thousands of demonstrators to gather peacefully.

This did not sound promising, but the theme of Ms. Marant's collection turned out to be only slightly overdone, what with fringe flying from the boots and a couple of suede Pocahontas dresses near the end of her show.

Consumption At one checkup, my doctors considered the possibility that I was suffering from consumption or some other Victorian fever, but then they realized my stylist had overdone it with the blush for a TV appearance.