Sentence examples for overly exerted from inspiring English sources

Fresh from marking Karim Benzema and Lionel Messi while playing for Nigeria at the World Cup, the assured Omeruo seemed unfazed by the visitors' front-line; not that he was overly exerted.

In February Kittel beat Cavendish in a sprint finish in the one-day Dubai Tour and, though Cavendish won two stages at the Tirreno-Adriactico in April, Kittel was not overly exerting himself.

Don't overly exert yourself.

"In large measure, the current crisis in the corporate world is the result of C.E.O.'s being overly responsive to pressures exerted by shareholders," he says.

Aziz will have to make up his mind in a hurry because my board meets next week and I have to have an answer by then," is taken as indicating the American is overly demanding and is exerting undue pressure.

Though typing may have been the cause of my problems, an overly-exerted physical asana -- my hyper-extended Downward-Facing Dog, or my powerful jump-backs into Chaturanga -- were almost certainly catalysts.

Binta Brown and Christina Wallace just plain wowed everyone with the long list of things they have achieved in their young lives by rejecting the pressures exerted in both academia and the business world to keep pursuits narrow and overly specialized.

Memory, however, exerted a pull.

He exerted a calming influence.

Social and structural authority is exerted.

One problem is that newbies exert themselves too much and drop their membership before their overly worked muscles have time to recover.