Sentence examples for overly understanding from inspiring English sources

I feel ashamed, like the girl who is overly understanding, giving, loving and loyal to a mean, self-centered guy who eventually dumps her because she is "too needy".

That might be true, but only under an overly narrow understanding.

When we married, it was with the well-intended but overly optimistic understanding that she would support my writing until my writing could support us both.

But this assumes an overly narrow understanding of how people can benefit from such programs.

A richer account of top-down causation (or constitutional relations) is definitely needed, and importantly, body-external causes and causal contexts need to be acknowledged to a greater degree both by researchers and in research communication to avoid fostering an overly simplified understanding of disease causation.

Too often, policy is passed with an overly broad understanding that it will help everyone but in fact maintains the racial economic inequality that currently exist.

A local politician here in Minnesota equates those who get food stamps with wild animals who become overly dependent on human hand-outs, without understanding what brought those people to the point of needing assistance.

Thirty eight of the respondents reported that they clearly understood the model however, four specialists described the model as overly complex and 2 patient representatives reported some confusion understanding it.

People, especially Lions fans, were understandably upset that the referee had not made the correct call, but the larger issue is once again the league's overly complex rules -- and the impossibility of all refs adequately understanding them.

Many researchers are hypothesizing that the discovery of rare variants will be a crucial next step in understanding the genetic causes of complex diseases [ 14], and overly strict filtering criteria may eliminate exactly the variants of most interest and impact.

He said overly complex pay plans had helped fuel big rises because investors had trouble understanding them.