Sentence examples for strong overreaction from inspiring English sources
"Rugby player drinks a few beers shocker," was Johnson's dismissal of what he felt had been a strong overreaction based on what he had been told.
This may explain why the 1918 flu had its surprising effect on younger, healthier people, as a person with a stronger immune system would potentially have a stronger overreaction.
But that seems like an awfully strong reaction to it — probably an overreaction.
A provision like that would be a strong deterrent to the kind of overreaction we frequently see from college officials when they take an authoritarian line in speech, sexual assault, or other campus disputes.
These seem like overreactions, but they're interesting because they provoked an equally strong reply from Scott Borchetta, who heads up Big Machine Records, Swift's label: The facts say she is the undisputed best communicator that we've got.
In fact, judging strictly by the numbers, a strong case could be made that the magnitude of yesterday's sell-off was an overreaction.
In addition, if there had been an overreaction on the part of the CDC in the Texas situation, there is strong likelihood that procedures would have been implemented and we would not be having any public discussion about this issue at all.
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But this is an overreaction.
