Sentence examples for overreacted at from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cason said that now she wonders whether she may have overreacted at times.

The decision-makers overreacted at the onset of the unrest, leading to considerable expenditures being incurred, due to: An evident lack of experience in some of the scientists, public officials and decision-makers involved (Carracedo et al. 2012).

Later, Coates updated his review, saying, "I feel I overreacted at the fact that DoaC was old.

"Obviously it looks as if some police officers are overreacting at some schools.

In one case, officers were accused of overreacting at a 1998 Harlem youth rally, originally labeled the Million Youth March, when they stormed the stage after the keynote speech by Khallid Abdul Muhammad.

Sometimes certain people have a tendency to overreact at just a little bit of pain.

Until we fully grok that terrorism--whether state-sponsored or stateless -- thrives on the overreaction of its targets and that we have overreacted so far at virtually every turn, we have no hope of enacting real solutions.

Then he overreacted during his second at-bat.

They brought a good package which was reliable for the first race and did the job while our drivers [Kimi Raikkonen and Juan Pablo Montoya] psychologically overreacted to problems at the first round of the world championships and definitely didn't respond to the pressure.

It may be the case that those nervous nellies at NPR overreacted a bit.

"The fact that no one really disagrees with the pessimistic case is a dangerous signal" that investors have overreacted, Alexander Kinmont, a strategist at Nikko Salomon Smith Barney, wrote recently.