Sentence examples for seems overdone from inspiring English sources

None of it seems overdone to Pittsburgh residents.

At times the buildup to the accident seems overdone.

Concern that inflation could get out of hand seems overdone, as well, for several reasons.

So far, the comparison seems overdone, though the epidemic is young and the eventual fallout unclear.

He has been lambasted for failing to supervise the bank — one of Italy's largest — properly when he ran the Bank of Italy, although the criticism seems overdone and has often come from his political opponents in Rome.

If this seems overdone, it's purposely so, since Mr. Eugenides's theme is obsessive longing, to the point, precisely, of this kind of lunacy, which teenage boys are capable of when confronted with the unfathomable reality of teenage girls.

So the fuss over one lawyer's demise might seem overdone.

But on Sunday, when it was a bigger part of the Philadelphia Eagles' offense, it seemed overdone and, worse, damaging.

This can add a touch of urgency to a newspaper column penned during a nasty crisis, but can seem overdone in retrospect.

Sanders showed potential in a part-time role last season, but his shtick seemed overdone Sunday, his voice screechy, his persona cartoonish.

I wanted Uruguay to win, partly on account of the underdog factor (this time with a basis in fact), and partly because the crowd's hostility to Uruguay's Luis Suárez, based on his ugly but within-the-rules role in the defeat of Ghana, seemed overdone and unfair.