Sentence examples for overreacted about from inspiring English sources

"I think G.M. overreacted about the impact of the events of Sept. 11 and put in incentives that were too generous," said David Healy, an analyst with Burnham Securities.

Minority groups — which include whites, Asians and people of mixed race — "are prone to overreacting about anything," Mr. Loos said.

Male sympathy lasts longer and they are also less likely to become weary of their partner "overreacting" about their illness.

"Well, I'm a Florida girl, so I'm used to this stuff," said Maria Sharpaova, the 2006 champion who has a home in Bradenton, Fla. "I think everyone's a bit overreacting about everything, but of course you have to take precaution and all that".

Despite repeated attacks by Arab states and Arab and Iranian-backed militant groups, and a call for Israel's destruction by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, Prince Saud suggested that Israel might be overreacting about security because of "World War II" and that this prevented a peace deal.

Steve Politi of The Star-Ledger makes a valiant try in arguing that people are overreacting about the impact of Tim Tebow's arrival in New York, writing that "a lot of people not from around here" are telling us "how this experience is going to completely rock our world, as if this is some kind of distant sports outpost".

(I'm glad that we live in a world today in which we don't overreact about "Star Trek" movies).

If you overreact about it, you'll only end up embarrassing yourself and end up digging a deeper hole.

You don't want to "overreact" about something your boss does, because it may cost your job.

Examine yourself... ask yourself if you're just over-reacting, because maybe after all this worrying.. you're actually the one that's too neat or just overreacting about this whole thing.

My drinking partner thought I was overreacting, but about fifteen minutes after my first glass of merlot, the skin around my eyes slowly started to turn red.