Sentence examples for overly care from inspiring English sources

Britishness works in an American context when it's a filtered and thinned version that's easy on the digestion, that can offer a few standard tropes that go easy on the brains, precisely because while we might know Martha Stewart, America doesn't know Delia any more than it knows Danish super-chef Rene Redzepi, and despite our lamentations, it doesn't overly care.

Those in the sales sector scored strongly on self-assuredness, not being easily put off and being able to connect with people without being overly caring.

"Codependency (or codependence, co-narcissism or inverted narcissism) is a tendency to behave in overly passive or excessively care-taking ways that negatively impact one's relationships and quality of life.

Tabac Rouge, too, seems to care overly about the outsider's gaze.

While it is important to be informed, many people are experimenting with their lives, and risking overly complicating their care.

Too often, costly, overly aggressive medical care causes more pain and suffering than if nothing had been done at all.

Having destroyed Bill Bradley for his overly ambitious health care plan, Mr. Gore is now trying to make his own plan seem more ambitious than it really is.

I will be unfortunately reminded for the rest of my life that I had overly aggressive dental care as a kid, as all of those unnecessary fillings drop out, one by one.

(The thing that may have helped most that night was a congressman's decision to yell "you lie" at the president, which crystallized a backlash against what some saw as an overly aggressive health care opposition).

But Gulliver does wonder why anyone would care overly about getting on the plane a couple of minutes early if they don't have anything to put in the overhead compartment.

We have two problems in this country: overly expensive health care and a large group of uninsured.