Sentence examples for overly much to from inspiring English sources
He doesn't, as yet, have overly much to say.
Phillips shrugs, like a man who's seen too much to be overly impressed by peoples' ability to handle hard-core reality.
Barenboim – on his own, specially designed piano – played with insight and care, yet he tended to rely overly much on the sustaining pedal when the going got tough, and he cannot any longer disguise the effort those toughest, climactic passages cost him.
The average American parent does not seem to worry overly much about the violent chaos in which their children are immersed on screens large and small.
But that's not going to worry Mr McEwan overly much.
Will close this now with recourse – unpardonably, but it's late and I haven't slept overly much in the last week and that's some sort of approach to an excuse – to the first great American epic: "Call me knackered".
Despite its shambling, slapdash manner, it shares overly much in the very media gloss that it lampoons; the movie is both soigné and clumsy, unable to break through its own sheen.
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.
In general, there was a sense among analysts and observers outside the United States that these were two intelligent, competent candidates who do not differ overly much on the central issues of foreign policy and were actually debating with domestic constituencies in swing states foremost in mind.
Instead, Silvercar has one make and model of car available — the Audi A4 — so there's no choosing between different classes of vehicles or worrying overly much about upgrades or features.
