Sentence examples for this oversteps from inspiring English sources

Opinions as to whether this oversteps the president's authority mainly break down along political lines.

This oversteps, by my count, seven or eight crucial social boundaries, at least three of which are use of the word "cellphone".

This oversteps the boundaries again.

This overstepped a long tradition which reserved coronations to the Archbishop of Canterbury, a reservation confirmed as recently as 1166 by Pope Alexander III.

Peace_love_books: This book oversteps the boundaries of "really good" and crosses into the section marked "favourites".

There would be tighter means-testing.In this section Overstepping the mark Precious little burdens In bad company Justice for some A busted flush Britain runs out of Euro-allies Entertainers to the world Bells and yells ReprintsMany of the cases now paid for are straightforward and do not need legal assistance, the government thinks.

So is this science overstepping the mark?

I've always felt this question overstepped its boundaries.

An Airbnb official, however, also pointed out that the law doesn't explicitly define the boundaries between sharing and commerce, and claimed that the attorney general's investigation oversteps this line by refusing to define it.

Pietersen b Sharma 5 This is what I'd written before that bit in bold above this sentence: "Sharma oversteps but Pietersen can only manage one from the free hit, which is slowed right down and aimed wide by the gangly fast bowler, deceiving the England captain.

Had Bill Nye used the overstepping of this sect of Christianity using the terms of Christianity, we could be looking at another 100 years of Creationists building fortresses.