Sentence examples for overly clear. from inspiring English sources

The true nature of Peggy's feelings for Don are not overly clear.

Lab speech has often been described as unnatural, overly clear, over planned, monotonous, lacking of rich prosody, and devoid of communicative functions, interactions and emotions.

Meaning was, if anything, overly clear in Abdel R. Salaam's "Axis," memorably described in the program as a "choreoprayer for ecological balance and planetary healing".

This is John DePaulo - just to be overly clear.

Many forensics students are presented with streamlined exercises with overly clear answers, which may give them distorted perceptions of the power of forensic science.

Tolman wasn't overly clear when he introduced the term 'cognitive map', and gave no definition in his seminal paper.

It's an aesthetic Debussy characterized, Lesure writes, by "rejection of naturalism, of realism and of overly clear-cut forms, hatred of emphasis, indifference to the public and a taste for the indefinite, the mysterious, even the esoteric".

Its trouble stems, unusually, from having been too clear and overly united in its demands towards its eastern neighbour.

Most enthusiastic about his enthusiasm for Tarkovsky, Dyer is highly protective of his "Stalker" experience, provocatively hyperbolic (playing with the notion that "cinema was invented so that Tarkovsky could make 'Stalker' ") and overly ­eager to clear the field of potential rivals.

Citibank's actions were seen as overly aggressive and a clear breach of financial rules, he said.

I recall an argument (I mean discussion) with the restaurateur Danny Meyer, and we agreed in the end that Champagne was perfect with barbecue, as long as you steer clear of overly sweet sauce, which you should do anyway.