Sentence examples for overly developed from inspiring English sources

"It isn't overly developed," he said.

Does he think he has a highly (perhaps even overly) developed sense of responsibility?

Some industry veterans point to an overly developed script, which was put through endless rewrites.

Moreover the important themes, one of sanctuary and growth, are nicely (but not overly) developed in this singular entry.

Slavery has always flourished in societies with an overly developed sense of honour such as ancient Rome and Greece, and the southern states of the US.

In reading "Doping's Sad Toll: One Athlete's Tale From East Germany" (front page, Feb. 6), one could easily get the impression that the whole travesty resulted from the overly developed competitive instincts of German doctors, who are now facing trial for their sports-inspired misdeeds.

However, Nasu Hakola disease patients do not overly develop Aβ plaques and therefore the relevance of TREM2 in sporadic AD needs to be investigated further.

This may be true, but it's overly modest; Mackendrick had developed his ideas over decades of professional directing, so he'd made his mistakes the hard way.

Hodge then suggested that HMRC officials have developed an overly cosy relationship with the Big Four accountancy firms who have an interest over maintaining tax loopholes when drawing up tax policy, but fail to consult with critics such as a tax journalist from Private Eye magazine and campaigners from Tax Research UK. "Why don't you consult Richard Brookes and Richard Murphy in?

A thin colluvial deposit overlies a thick well developed Aquic Hapludalf that formed in alluvial sediments on the terrace position.

Others worry that an industry (and government) overly eager to develop glamorous overseas projects will allow domestic production to wither because of unfair competition for film services.