Sentence examples for overly much for from inspiring English sources
The best-seller list may now be Rowling-free, but one does not worry overly much for her.
The best-seller list may now be Rowling-free, but one does not worry overly much for her.
Regis describes the relationship between the protagonists as very modern; both are financially independent, and neither cares overly much for the opinions of others.
On the contrary, international rating agency Moody's said the budget was "overly accommodative," leaving too much for the central bank to do in fighting inflation.
This wasn't received particularly well by the viewers, who had very little time to get to know these two demigods and thus didn't care too much for their overly complex game.
Much like an overly potent pot brownie, the prospect of a select few reaping all of the profits from legalization was simply too much for the state's voters to stomach.
He doesn't, as yet, have overly much to say.
But that's not going to worry Mr McEwan overly much.
The best advice is – don't fuss overly much.
Although Stamp was an East End lad, he gave Billy a soft, slow, West Country accent, which may have been intended to imply that Billy, though kind and generous, is not overly intelligent – so much for 1950s regional stereotyping.
Open your mouth a little more, but not so much that your mouth looks overly wide (too much and you look like a fish gasping for air).
