Sentence examples for work overly from inspiring English sources

With dehydration, your body and brain become sluggish, your blood thickens and your heart is forced to work overly hard.

He insists on retaining an esoteric didacticism even as he tries to win at the Hollywood slots; the approach may explain why some critics have deemed his film work overly simplistic.

Although some critics considered the work overly graphic and profane, it was widely heralded for its realistic portrayal of war and unique writing style.

Mr. Hagegard, who is Swedish, seemed to be working overly hard to make his English clear: his vocal lines were often chopped up with exaggerated consonants and consequently lacked lyricism.

Instead of working overly hard to try to impress the new people around you, let them get to know you first.

The cast sang with a beauty of line that made other performances of the work seem overly declamatory.

While the work proved overly long, there were intriguing sonorities, as when the deep timbre of the bassoon meshed with the earthy sound of the low strings.

Some of this history-driven work is overly didactic or unresolved, but the institutional context does sharpen it, and further strengthens art that is already strong.

Mr. Escuer's "Luminae" featured an eclectic array of influences, from the European Renaissance to contemporary Japan, although the work felt overly long.

None of the women thought that their work was overly defined by their gender, or, at least, gender didn't stop them.

On Saturday evening, in the main hall, the guitarist Pat Metheny played "Electric Counterpoint" (1987) without video, but with a vigor that made his 1987 recording of the work seem overly cautious.