Sentence examples for overly put from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bourgeois does not seem overly put out by her sleeplessness.

(This is a failing on my part, I think, and possibly to do with periods of single-motherhood. Nothing wrong with being a bit scared of your mum. They're not keen on my foul temper, but they're not overly put out by the concept of me being annoyed).

I have to say, as small and neat as his mustache was, it took a lot of time every day to keep it so precise and so overly put-together.

But don't get overly excited: Put away your Jennifer Lopez-esque-sequined jumpsuit because this is not the occasion to shun the office dress code. 1. Make sure your outfit is fool-proof.

If you're like me, you've been a longtime fan of the Tiger Woods games on the Wii but you were disappointed with Tiger Woods 09's mere incremental upgrades and overly frustrating putting system.

However, like a lot of technology before it, this vision of the future has been prohibitively expensive (and often overly complex), putting it beyond the reach of many, including people like me who have a physical disability and for whom smart home technology could potentially make the most difference.

The cliché seems overly dramatic; "negotiated," "put together" or "arranged" might be better.

"I think it would be overly simplistic to put labels on people," he said.

He pushed for a new, more tailored war authorization against Al Qaeda to replace the overly expansive one put in place after 9/11.

Specific proposals from the vicars were due on Nov. 1, but the deadline was deemed overly optimistic and put off indefinitely.

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