Sentence examples similar to overly appropriate from inspiring English sources
G4 commented on the game's voice acting as overly dramatic but appropriate, but criticized many of the sound effects as being cheesy.
Why? — Have you experienced situations like those described in the essay, either in terms of how students address their teachers or how teachers respond to students whose behavior they interpret as overly casual or not appropriate?
Speaking as one of those retirees, I'm satisfied that my pension is a fair one — not overly generous, but an appropriate award for all my years of teaching and contributing to my retirement.
As written in the introduction, the group setting might be overly stressful and less appropriate for them than the individual setting.
Related to this low sensitivity, the IP criteria have been criticised for being overly restrictive, preventing an appropriate diagnosis from being made [ 5].
Furthermore, it is unclear whether the dissatisfaction is from a lack of communication regarding prognosis or whether the content of the discussion was not thought appropriate (perhaps either overly optimistic or overly pessimistic).
But the armlock in which he was held by the overly enthusiastic churchwarden was more appropriate for the arrest of Carlos the Jackal.
We obtain a more flexible estimation procedure giving better estimates particularly when the auxiliary information is overly abundant or not fully appropriate to be completely used.
Bloggers don't typically include loads of media in their posts because it can be distracting – not because it is overly difficult to find an appropriate photo or upload a YouTube video.
Given the minimal correlation in a multinomial distribution with 12 outcomes, a Bonferroni correction seems appropriate rather than overly conservative.
(Site three) While group interview participants were acutely aware of the importance of initiating conversations about end of life care and documenting outcomes they also recognised that on some occasions it was not appropriate to be overly prescriptive about this requirement or to follow blanket policy guidelines blindly.
