Sentence examples for to have overreached from inspiring English sources

He seems to have overreached.

As for Mr Ordóñez, he looks to have overreached.

American representatives in Baghdad have become impatient with the Kurds, considering them to have overreached themselves in recent years.

In abandoning comic narrative and genre for history painting, he was generally held to have overreached himself, however, and modern critics have tended to endorse this opinion.

To one who listens with the sensual ear alone the art of Holst seems in these poems somewhat to have overreached itself.

But the president was seen to have overreached, and his plan backfired; even on the verge of a landslide re-election, F.D.R. was put on the defensive.

Yet it's possible to imagine how a discipline seeking to expiate its sins could have overreached in Chagnon's case.

But they said the public has come around to their view that the courts have overreached, and they have made the issue a potential liability for Democrats.

Some of the composers have overreached themselves and have had to adjust their scores to make their music playable.

But instead of crafting a bill to solve that relatively modest problem, the sponsors have overreached.

Round two to Fidesz.Or, perhaps, not, for it seems this time the party may have overreached itself.