Sentence examples for will overly from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, too large a diffusion will overly damp the flow.

Numerous small businesses worry that a few much larger businesses will overly dominate the BID's decision-making, programs and expenditures.

The dominance of this special industry by any single company will overly determine its cultural output and, within only a handful of years, erode its prized diversity.

The real danger for "Community," from a critical standpoint, isn't that it will go too far into fan-boy arcana but rather that it will overly indulge the sentimentality and neediness at its core — which, as in so many of our real lives, the endless chatter about movies and music and TV is designed to cover up.

Three of the conservative court judges (Alito, Gorsuch, Thomas) wanted the ban upheld in its entirety until the case could be heard in October, saying the compromise decision reached yesterday by the court was unworkable, because it will overly burden the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICEE).

The Tennessee Republican says new regulations on energy efficiency will overly burden businesses in her district.

And I really hate the overdeco'd, overly big, amped up truffles I've seen around lately.

Overly carbonated beer will be overly foamy and may result in the structural failure of a kegerator system.

When you meet other people who have nice things and look good (because they value things too) you will be overly impressed by them.

However, moving your hands too much and you will seem overly enthusiastic.

Be careful; if you wipe too much off the stick, your lips will look overly glossy, and people will be able to tell that you're wearing lip gloss.