Sentence examples for tend to overdo from inspiring English sources

I tend to overdo it.

I tend to overdo things.

He can tend to overdo it a bit".

"When hosts get nervous, they tend to overdo their tables," Pease says.

Dusting the fish with herbs, he pauses: "Like everything in life, people tend to overdo.

Summer media people, faced with people more famous than they are, tend to overdo their ennui.

But he tends to overdo it.

"The general view is that the United States system tends to overdo it.

Except for a superlative matzo-ball soup, the menu's more familial offerings — potato latkes at brunch, roast chicken at dinner — don't fare quite as well, biases aside, unless your bubbe tends to overdo it on the salt.

Isaacs tends to overdo the career orientation of the grandchildren's observations (the Mets publicist grandson habitually makes reference to athletes, the Paramount script-editor granddaughter wantonly sprays movie analogies), but she resists the temptation to make them gratuitously theatrical.

Thirdly - and again this must be a result of pressing less - he seems to show the full face of the blade to the ball in driving, rather than tending to overdo the right hand and close the bat at the last minute, which led to him dragging the ball and to being caught, on occasion, at mid-on or midwicket.