Sentence examples for perhaps overdone from inspiring English sources

Their goodness, perhaps overdone here and there, isn't just good news, it's also bad news.

I've done, or perhaps overdone this in this space with other quizzes (occupational hazard), but the following 50 items were part of "The Final Conflict" here at school, and the all important bragging rights that went to the winner.

This is easily, perhaps usually, overdone.

Eighteen-year-old Kit is autistic; autism is perhaps a rather overdone device in contemporary fiction.

Now perhaps they've overdone it meaning that there could soon be an asterisk debate over the single season home run record on two continents.

Suddenly, the index is within 60 points of 6,000, a level last seen in late-February, which was roughly when investors recovered from their new year fretfulness and decided the gloom, perhaps, had been overdone.

Tornadoes: It's been done, overdone perhaps.

But perhaps this concern is overdone:"I did express support for the [Federal Open Market Committee's] decision at the recent meeting," Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Narayana Kocherlakota said Thursday.

Although for small working groups such lists may seem to be overdone and perhaps superfluous, in departments with many people they are necessary.

If you linger too long on the gift, your thank you may sound overdone and perhaps not as sincere.

There has been praise for Raddatz as a moderator although I think it was overdone, in response perhaps to Biden's better showing.