Sentence examples for term is overused from inspiring English sources

Almost certainly, the term is overused.

The term is overused, but I believe corporate culture is important.

The term is overused, but this is a proper psychological thriller.

Tell me, other than "content is king" is there a more overused term right now than "customer experience?" But as much as the term is overused, that does not diminish its importance and no one knows that better than those entrusted with the keepers of the Grammy Awards brand flame, namely CMO Evan Greene and VP of Marketing Communications Neda Azarfar.

And I say misleading because in some ways, how Antennagate (which I am going to stop referring to as such; "-gate" terms are overused) was reported exposed many of the weaknesses in the online reporting structure of which we are a small part.

The term "hero" is overused, and this has cheapened its true meaning.

To the Editor: "Defining Bullying Down" addresses a growing concern in the bullying prevention field: whether the term "bullying" is overused.

The word also has a Biblical sense, of course, as the original state of constant happiness, and interestingly, it's also a term that is overused, misused, flaunted in the tourist industry.

The term "diva" is overused too; it used to mean a female in the opera, and now it means any female who's never been to one.

The term "spiritual leader" is overused in sport, but is entirely appropriate in Murphy's case.

"I think the term 'fair reporting' is overused when it comes to journalism.