Sentence examples for overstressed from inspiring English sources
The word "overstressed" is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used in the context of feeling overwhelmed or burdened by stress, i.e. feeling excessively stressed. For example, "After days of cramming for exams, I was feeling overstressed and needed to take a break."
Opponents said the syllabus overstressed the deeds of "posh white blokes" and underplayed those of minorities.
Amy Lowell thought he had overstressed the dark aspects of New England life, but Frost's later flood of more uniformly optimistic verses made that view seem antiquated.
The importance of the poetic forms bequeathed by the Sicilian school can scarcely be overstressed.
Nevertheless, the autocratic aspect of the Flavian and Antonine regimes should not be overstressed.
For example, movement can be overstressed, and intrusive.
The movie is organically structured — nothing is overstressed, but nothing is wasted, either.
Many people in the hip-hop community complain that the press has overstressed the violence in their world.
Even so, the council must be absolutely certain that these are addressed because higher buildings will inevitably add many new commuters to an already overstressed system.
But when muscles are overstressed, the serious tears that can result are anything but strengthening.
Even Britain's left-wing Fabian Society emphasized the importance of recruiting "sound stock," adding that "the eugenics of immigration cannot be overstressed".
We spoke, as I said, for hours, and my two big questions for him were, essentially, "How are we going to change this?" and "What can city people do?" He makes it clear that he doesn't think anything is going to happen quickly, except perhaps the possible catastrophe that lurks in the minds of everyone who believes the earth to be overstressed.
