Sentence examples for overly starched from inspiring English sources

Only Tom Sturridge, overly starched and unalluring as Sergeant Troy, misses the mark.

As those star architects seem to be stiff, inflexible and insensitive, like an overly starched shirt, the term seems to be appropriate.

He looks the part, too – starched not scruffy.

Collars are starched and standing for evening.

It isn't stiff and starched.

The neckties and starched shirts.

Well-moisturized men in crisp jeans and starched shirts.

They wore crimson robes and white collars, which were starched.

KD: Well, the cotton ones are starched.

KD: Starched clothes also sound so different.

You're the man, starched and creased.