Sentence examples for overly fine from inspiring English sources

Not overly fine, in other words.

These might seem like overly fine points of distinction.

The philosophy here is that persistent bias in these polls will be corrected for by our "house effects" adjustment, and that there is little merit in making overly fine distinctions about which polls qualify as partisan and which don't.

However, one might worry, in the opposing direction, about overly fine individuations of propositions.

Supervised learning is highly susceptible to "data overfitting," whereby analytical models that are built to explain how a system works are overly fine-tuned to include and account for every variable and historical data point.

"All I want to make sure is that the grades really tell the true story, and they do it in a way that doesn't overly or inconsistently fine," she added.

Or are you overly consumed with fine-tuning the work before you now?

"Men in Space" is sometimes overly caught up in fine details, and occasionally characters are implausibly slow at reading the signals that surround them — but the novel is an intellectually voracious cross section of a historical moment, and a thrilling indication of the vitality of the contemporary British novel.

A no-brainer — so much so that when that diagnosis turns out to be wrong, it's easier to assume that your patient is actually fine, perhaps overly sensititve to her thirst, than to ask the most important question in medicine: Could this be something else? "I guess they just never thought of the other diabetes," the patient told me thoughtfully.

Critics say heavy fines encourage overly cautious airlines to pre-emptively cancel flights.

Not that "The Brave One" is overly concerned with the finer points of her psychological state.