Sentence examples for some overreaction from inspiring English sources

Some overreaction is considered inevitable.

In his news conference, Mr. Hassan acknowledged that there had been what he described as some overreaction by the police, especially in a protest in Male earlier in the week.

A defense lawyer, Mark Sisti, said, "What we're dealing with here is a terrible family tragedy with some unfortunate misunderstandings and some overreaction, perhaps on all sides but not an attempt to terrorize anybody".

When we reference "Black Lives Matter," this isn't some overreaction or unwarranted clarion call.

Alec Meer, of the game news site Rock, Paper, Shotgun, told the BBC that there had been some initial "overreaction" to the drop in value of each token.

Whatever path Obama chooses through this dilemma, however, it is likely going to provoke some serious overreaction from Republicans (especially those in extremely safe districts).

Fitzgerald said there were some "real overreactions" to Ebola in the United States, specifically mentioning how eyebrow-raising it was for people to assume doctors who've treated Ebola patients are infected with the virus.

"What Chavez wants is to provoke some sort of overreaction from Washington".

When asked whether he believed some of the overreaction to Ebola by politicians was due to politics, Coons conceded it may be true.

While some may view this as an overreaction to some red carpet waffling, to me, this is about small-f feminist-woman and how her unique brand of self-hatred is taking far too long to die out.

Scandals may tend to provoke a regulatory overreaction, and some of the agency's recent edicts and actions (like its quest to regulate hedge funds) have seemed a bit too fussy.