Sentence examples for overly responsible from inspiring English sources

Family and colleagues say I was being overly responsible.

I tend to be overly responsible for other people's feelings.

"Everything from children who become overly responsible" to "the kid who totally rebels and gets into trouble".

Ms. Tarantal, who describes herself as "overly responsible," remembers that he was overly friendly and sauntered up to her at an on-campus party and said, "I'm going to kiss you tonight".

It causes daughters to be overly responsible for their mother's needs, and mothers to be unable to hear what their daughter needs from them.

On "Ben and Kate," an exuberant, irresponsible dreamer who always says "yes" moves in with his overly responsible little sister to help raise her five-year-old daughter in this new single-camera young ensemble comedy.

The are many moments of understated heartbreak in the book as Gustav is forced into a premature adulthood, overly conscientious and responsible, while he struggles to please his bitter and disappointed mother.

He reasoned that excessive amounts of stress hormones released at the time of a traumatic event might be responsible for overly strong memory formation.

"These overly conservative messages tell responsible Americans that they're wrong in going out and having a glass of beer, a glass of wine or a cocktail at dinner, or at a sports venue, and driving home," said Paul Avery, president of the Outback Steakhouse restaurant chain and the American Beverage Institute.

King adds that while de Boer may have been partly responsible for creating overly high expectations for the Copenhagen talks, he shouldn't receive the blame for the final result of the conference.

Temporary housing is a crucial but controversial part of disaster recovery; disaster-affected families who have lost their homes need a private and secure place to restart their daily activities as soon as possible after the disaster, yet temporary housing programmes tend to be overly expensive, too late and responsible for undesirable impacts on the urban environment.