Sentence examples for that overreacted from inspiring English sources

"The last one, we had a lot of people that overreacted and went into vehicles that didn't meet their needs".

The wheelchair had a sensitive joystick that overreacted to my every touch.

Brice Hortefeux, the interior minister, wildly overreacted, demanding that he be stripped of his French nationality.

McGovern explained that "we not only overreacted" to the Soviet Union but "indeed helped trigger" the Cold War "by our own post-World War II fears".[2] He wrote his doctoral dissertation on the 1913 Colorado coal strike, and his research would later lead him to demonstrate much greater sympathy for unionized workers than pretty much any other Farm Belt politician.

But it also shows that the United States government occasionally overreacted and inflated the risks, such as when American officials mistakenly warned that the spent fuel rods in the pool near unit No. 4 were exposed to the air and vulnerable to melting down and releasing huge amounts of radiation.

He said that Clooney had had a drink or two, and overreacted, and this seemed at least possible.

Maybe we're too optimistic, but we think that this is an opportunity that the market's overreacted and that the European countries cannot afford not to come up with a solution, because the domino effect would be considerably larger for not only the eurozone, but in particular the financial system, which right now–.

People might say Suarez overreacted but it does not matter about that - it was a penalty.

In past outbreaks many overreacted, reining in their travelling and spending, causing serious economic damage.

"The muscle just overreacted and locked up," said Houston, who injured his back on a twisting layup attempt.

The general's associates said the exchanges were innocent and the Pentagon overreacted in beginning the investigation and delaying the general's nomination.