Sentence examples for somewhat overdone from inspiring English sources

However, we think that concerns about a sharp global slowdown are somewhat overdone – indeed we think global growth will accelerate this year.

Critics said the operation, called "Shock of Peace," seemed somewhat overdone, given the relative calm in Rocinha compared with the atmosphere in other favelas in Rio, a city with a population of 11.8 million.

But in each case the walk is full of architectural experience, and it becomes excessive at only one point, the somewhat overdone base of the cylinder, where a complex, Renaissance-based geometric pattern of marble on the floor gives the sense that Mr. Isozaki was too eager to show off too many tricks at once.

All this adventurous activity looks at first sight uncharacteristically Spartan, but Thucydides' picture of Brasidas as a romantic loner at odds with the regime back home is somewhat overdone, and there is reason to think that his liberation policies represented official Spartan wishes.

But Rogister's slow pace in Acts III and IV drained the vocal tanks of Crocetto, the sturdy if leathery-voiced tenor Carl Tanner as Radamès, and the somewhat overdone, dark-toned Amneris of Marina Prudenskaya, so the opera's second half didn't have quite the oomph of the first.

Abby Joseph Cohen, the Goldman , Sachsstrategist who has long been bullish, called investors' fears about energy costs, the euro and corporate profits "somewhat overdone" and renewed her target of 1,575 for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index by the end of the year.

It's overdone, and somewhat of a cliche.

At this point, thumbing the remaining 200 or so pages to come, one begins to wonder whether the whole thing might be somewhat overlong and overdone.

If you opt to wear a big statement piece of jewelry and keep the rest of your outfit somewhat subdued to avoid looking overdone.

Can romance be overdone?

Drinking could be overdone.