Sentence examples for working overly from inspiring English sources

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.

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

It made the work overly complex where it should have been operating more interdependently to provide solutions for customers.

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.

Running her own business has taught Mrs. Ardino a few things along the way, like the need, occasionally, to stop working for an overly difficult or unpleasant client.

As this trend develops, key factors in managing the growing patchwork of requirements will be working to avoid overly prescriptive, highly specific requirements and trying to ensure a degree of harmonization, for example with the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Cybersecurity Framework.

We live in a working world that overly emphasizes factors that are often not correlated with successful performance.

Producer Elmo Williams described him as a "demanding director, indifferent to people getting hurt as long as he got realistic action… he was a hard-working, overly critical man whom the crew disliked.

Advisers are useful but increasingly critical leaders keep abreast of broader political, economic and social trends of the sector, country and region they are working on without being overly reliant on defunct models.