Sentence examples for quite overkill from inspiring English sources

Painting that much for just a few days or months of the year is quite overkill and can be avoided.

The danger is quite literally overkill, when the awareness of a common humanity which can paralyse soldiers is erased by a hatred so intense it leads to atrocities.

— Nick Fox New York: A deep-fried pizza called montanara is popping up at some influential Neapolitan pizzerias in New York, and it's not quite the exercise in overkill that you might expect.

This cull is overkill and, quite frankly, stupid.

I said it seemed overkill, plus it was quite expensive.

Although this ordering semantics approach appears to be a bit of overkill here, it became quite important later on in the endeavor to develop expressively richer deontic logics (ones going beyond the linguistic resources of SDL).

"Quite frankly, it's not litigation overkill at all," said Los Angeles City Councilman Mitchell Englanderr, who represents communities affected by the leak.

The topic of the tutorials that we had were not…and I mean that's not saying they're not relevant to our career at all, but they were just massive overkill, like talking…for three hours, it's quite obvious.

Group 3. The topic of the tutorials that we had were not…and I mean that's not saying they're not relevant to our career at all, but they were just massive overkill, like talking…for three hours, it's quite obvious.

But there are lots of times when a 100-inch screen is overkill -- and yet a 2-inch iPod screen doesn't quite cut it.

Video sharing might be a bit of overkill on this drive but rest assured that the transfer speeds are quite high for streaming music and video.