Sentence examples for overly emphatic from inspiring English sources
The phrase "overly emphatic" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone or something that expresses feelings or opinions in an exaggerated or excessive manner. Example: "His overly emphatic response to the criticism made it clear that he was deeply affected by the comments."
But you'll have to really love the clever wordplay to overlook the singer's overly emphatic vocals.
But if Ms. Kaye's four-square style can be overly emphatic, she is never cold.
With other German Romantic composers, Brahms especially, there can be an overly emphatic quality to his interpretations.
Unfortunately, for the audience at least, it's impossible to distinguish between things going bump in the night and Christopher Young's overly emphatic music.
Arrangements whose woozy, watery steel guitar and synthesizer textures want to evoke voluptuous immersions in sun and surf sound diffuse and are contradicted by rigid, overly emphatic drums.
She tends to pounce hard on her broad English vowels, giving her character an overly emphatic quality, but presumably she'll mellow in subsequent performances.
"Yep," I nodded in that overly-emphatic way that says that I am anything but fine.
At the same time, he said he doesn't want the plans to become overly complicated and he was emphatic that AdStage will stick to subscription fees, rather than charging a percentage of money on ad campaigns.
Eden asked Ismay to accept the position, but his response "was an immediate and emphatic negative," as he saw NATO as an overly bureaucratic and inefficient organisation and complained that the position of Secretary General was "divided and ill-defined".
His message was emphatic.
