Sentence examples for overly strained from inspiring English sources
The early craft works in the show convey a buoyant creative personality that his paintings overly strained with mixed ambitions — to be decorative, which he was good at, and narrative, which he wasn't.
Geometric models are used to examine tertiary structure of the nanostructures and to ensure that the complexes are not overly strained.
This is a desirable property in the PM if it is to function as a 'repair patch' for an overly strained surface having a cracked CM.
But being perfect is only healthy if it isn't overly strained.
On the first question, Lord Kerr said that the court should not overly strain to infer a common intention so as to avoid imputing one.
In fact, it is worth remembering that many emerging markets that are not commodities export dependent are huge beneficiaries of the price collapse, allowing them to free up more capital for much-needed infrastructure projects without overly straining budgets.
If you're not overly perky, don't strain yourself trying to be, because people will catch on.
It strained his relationships with previously friendly scientists such as Henry Bates, Thomas Huxley, and even Darwin, who felt he was overly credulous.
Dr. Golden added, "As with an overly taxing workout, you can strain the muscles and induce joint pain if your bag is too heavy". He recommended taking an anti-inflammatory, resting the injured muscles, and then starting over with a very light bag, "making sure you employ the correct form". That means keeping the bulk of the purse toward the center of the body.
