Sentence examples for overly in from inspiring English sources

However, fixed-bed reactors design depends overly in empirical correlations for the prediction of heat and mass transfer phenomena.

But despite all this apparent backsliding, Jessica Jones the comic does not seem overly in thrall to the TV show.

"He seemed overly in agreement with the Democrats, and he made preliminary comments about what he'd seen in the report — said it was shocking".

"He seemed overly in agreement with the Democrats, and he made preliminary comments about what he'd seen in the report said it was shocking".

Manchester artists are sometimes accused of being overly in thrall to their city's musical heritage, yet this is something Julie Campbell positively embraces on her second album.

How does he deal with the accusation that British theatre and TV are overly in awe of posh boys with nice vowels somewhat similar – not to put too fine a point on it – to himself?

He has an extremely light touch, letting the always photogenic city of Toronto work wonders without being overly in-your-face about it.

In fact, they're often rather tortured and used with increasing frequency in Congress since the early 2000s, according to an admitted "overly in-depth analysis" by Noah Veltman, a Web developer who is working at the BBC on a data journalism fellowship.

Just try doing a quick search on vintage Super Mario Bros. games or updates for Gears of War and you'll find hours' worth of footage from self-appointed specialists offering anything from tutorials and tips, to speed runs and overly in-depth reviews.

There's really no point in being overly optimistic in valuating your portfolio.

Don't leave anything valuable or overly American in sight in your car.