Sentence examples for overly lost from inspiring English sources

Hawtin also gave insight into how it's the new generation of producers' responsibility to not get overly "lost" in gear, but instead understand the power of their own sound.

This scenario does probably not account for the majority of cross-interactions, because it is inconsistent with data suggesting that self-interactions do not get lost overly frequently after duplication [ 22].

It's also designed with simplicity in mind: there's no getting lost in overly complex menus.

Gordon argues that the key impact is in lost opportunity: "Overly strict regulations can be a barrier to entry in using nuclear power.

But amplification of the singers was a mistake; for all Edward Gardner's sensitive conducting of Adams's desperately poignant score, its filigree detail is often lost amid overly metallic voices.

I agree with his apparent thesis that the Olympic Games have become overly complicated and have lost some of the purity of faster, higher and stronger as the competitive ethic.

The plan's not impossible, but the picture painted is a overly rosy and they lost credibility".

Closely related to swearing, name-calling simply makes you look envious, lost, and overly emotional.

Westwood is a level-headed individual who, when he was winning, was never overly excited and now is not overly bothered about losing.

It is easy to allow yourself become overly stressed and lose sight of your goal.

We're not going to get overly down about losing three points here and we still finished sixth.