Sentence examples for probably overly from inspiring English sources

If anything, Pirelli's choice was probably overly conservative.

"These mullions are quite thick, and probably overly so".

A senior administration official dismissed the new date as probably overly optimistic.

This is probably overly optimistic, but this is a good time for democratic and grassroots activism.

But Martin Schulz, senior economist at Fujitsu Research Institute in Tokyo, said the government's forecast was probably overly optimistic.

In some areas, their illustration is probably overly pessimistic because the eclipse may still be viewable through high, thin clouds.

An agricultural and industrial centre and the country's fourth largest city, it probably overlies a Hittite settlement that dates from approximately 1400 bce, and its history has been profoundly influenced by its location at the foot of the Taurus Mountain passes leading to the Syrian plains.

The musical doesn't seem intended to compete with the big game on Broadway, where it would probably seem overly delicate.

"It probably sounds overly sentimental and anachronistically sincere in a world that's become extremely cynical, but I do believe there's hope to be found in sitting together and facing the darkest aspects of our humanity".

While guidebooks and hotel concierges may warn you that eating at a warung is a little like playing Russian roulette with your stomach, they are probably being overly cautious.

Its estimates put the demand in 2030 at anywhere between 42,000 and 140,000 tonnes.Although your correspondent suspects that Dr Dittmar is probably being overly pessimistic, he is inclined to agree with him that the Red Book's precise assessments of what will be economically sensible over 85 years are far from accurate.