Sentence examples for overly necessary from inspiring English sources

Except for electricity and water, which aren't overly necessary anyway, right?

If your adept with using Windows Explorer (something that's pretty easy, and made easier in Windows 7), the software isn't overly necessary, but many might find it comforting to transfer your pictures automatically to whatever default location you've chosen.

But where's the line between being "respectful" and being overly sparing with necessary criticism?

He has become part of an informal network of children's performers who share the same philosophy: no overly animated enthusiasm necessary, just play good tunes.

In her sestet, Plath eagerly rehabilitates the "ill-famed" bird (with a flat head and the overly big eyes necessary to see in the dark) that "never milked any goat".

It's not necessary to overly panic," said Chang Hsiao-yueh, minister for Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, during a news briefing in response to reporters' questions on the Liaoning.

Contrary to the current impression technique, it is not necessary to overly constrain the patient's hands in the CT scan process.

This suggests that the logistic function is overly complex and not necessary to model the data.

Although waiting lists can serve a purpose in rationing scarce resources, overly long delays of necessary treatment can have widespread negative consequences [ 1] and threaten the principles of providing timely and equitable access to care.

It is necessary to avoid overly sharp tuition increases.

Unlike the American blurters and narcissists, rich and poor, who fill the cable channels and the daytime talk shows babbling about every little event in their lives, they regard privacy as a value in itself (as well as a necessary defense against overly avid British journalists).