Sentence examples for was being over from inspiring English sources

Crozier said it was the "simplest thing" to close the loophole that allow people to access the iPlayer without having a licence and claimed the issue was being "over complicated".

Luckily I was being over cautious.

"The therapist verbally attacked my character and told me I was being over the top.

Another significantly related factor was being over 39 years-old (OR 1.94, 95% CI 1.03, 3.63).

Some thought I was being over-dramatic," says Julia Unwin, head of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

But then the presiding judge, Rizar Amin, a Kurd, resigned after criticism from people in the Shia-dominated government that he was being over-indulgent towards the accused.

Until that stage, Pogba was part of a midfield that was being over-run and Alexis Sánchez had found it difficult to make any kind of favourable impression.

Say a steward has eventually stopped using a particular trainer because he feels he was being over-charged or was being kept in the dark about his horses' ability.

In addition, the monitoring of these aquifers has shown that, in many cases, groundwater was being over-exploited, leading to the decline of groundwater reserves.

Would they think I was being over-the-top and dramatic, or worse yet, insincere?

What had been hailed as a great democratizing force -- radio -- was being over-commercialized, degraded by poor programming and excessive advertising.