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overdone example sentences
overdone
1. Inversions are particularly valuable in this aspect but if overdone, the opposite effect will occur
2. ‘Yes, but in one piece, there’s no good getting there and finding you are incapable of doing anything because you have overdone it
3. new ideas, but used some of the others, overdone
4. She hadn’t overdone the makeup, just a little pale lipstick and some eyeliner
5. Carrying her shoes, she returned quickly to the kitchen, grabbing the eggs from the stove before they were overdone and hard
6. Yet again, Dacian had overdone it
7. ” A bit overdone perhaps, but it did bring the river to mind for me
8. badly overdone on the one side and raw on the other side
9. Actually, I think I have overdone it with my Tranquility
10. untested crew seemed largely overdone to Moshe, as only a small amount of earnest poling
11. Well, I’d really overdone it
12. "Oh!" Charly rescued the pizzas, overdone while they tarried upstairs
13. " He feared he'd overdone it, but apparently not—the effect seemed astounding
14. when overdone, the conventional shorthand abbreviations like “U”, “B”, “2” and “4”
15. Self-interest is basically a good thing, but sometimes it gets overdone
16. Sometimes this gets overdone and there is a price to pay – you need to watch your weight this year
17. The problem here is that this can be overdone and can lead to needless conflicts in business
18. And it is also rumored that surgery is way overdone (for the income it creates for doctors?)
19. bellman with a gratuity, but he wasn’t sure if she had overdone it
20. I thought that her reputation was overdone, but I’ll concede now that I was wrong about that
21. But it can certainly be overdone
22. overdone it with the coffee
23. That may mean you have overdone it and you have reached or exceeded your threshold
24. While the bleached blond was a bit overdone for
25. It’s totally overdone
26. Although she might have overdone it occasionally on the macadamia nuts, or the dates, or the frozen yogurt and carob buds, she hadn’t binged
27. A more spontaneous animal would never have got along with Tom, his overdone gentleness and his exorbitant expectations
28. Though I think I might have overdone it a little today
29. “Then let us go outside!” said the black man with overdone friendliness and solemnly marched out of the saloon
30. I've really bought a huge amount of stuff; I might have overdone it a little
31. In addition, injections like Botox can be overdone to the point where you don't have any facial expressions at all
32. Ken Murray had greeted his suggestion with a heartiness and enthusiasm that seemed overdone
33. Creaky joints proved Bane had overdone it recently
34. Be not too tame neither, but let your own discretion be your tutor: suit the action to the word, the word to the action; with this special observance, that you o'erstep not the modesty of nature: for any thing so overdone is from the purpose of playing, whose end, both at the first and now, was and is, to hold, as 'twere, the mirror up to nature; to show virtue her own feature, scorn her own image, and the very age and body of the time his form and pressure
35. Now this overdone, or come tardy off, though it make the unskilful laugh, cannot but make the judicious grieve; the censure of the which one must in your allowance o'erweigh a whole theatre of others
36. There is also the highly respectable opinion that character-mongering is much overdone nowadays
37. The simplicity which is enforced in music is extended to gymnastic; Plato is aware that the training of the body may be inconsistent with the training of the mind, and that bodily exercise may be easily overdone
38. way overdone, and the waiter couldn't have been more rude about it
39. “You might have overdone the rhetoric a little bit by laying into the Soviet leadership, calling them liars and thieves,” Cronkite states, referring to a comment Reagan made at his first press conference
40. That makes this plan perfect if you’ve just overdone it during a holiday
41. Or preempted a seat by her at a musicale or claimed her at a dance, and she presented Scarlett, with overdone gallantry, a box of bonbons he had brought her from was usually so amused by his bland impudence that she laughed and overlooked his past misdeeds until the next occurred
42. When the line is dramatically extended to the upside, it could indicate that the move is already overdone and potentially primed for a small reversal
43. When prices rally to the upper channel line, you see that mass bullishness is being overdone, and it's time to think about selling
44. Of course, even rumors based on facts which eventually prove to be true can get overdone
45. But there is an underlying tendency for market decline in this field to be overdone; consequently the group as a whole offers an especially rewarding invitation to careful and courageous analysis
46. (But they may indicate also how overdone were the declines in the bear markets before 1950 when the low prices were registered
47. Actually, by the end of 1968 it was evident that this enthusiasm had been overdone
48. Overdone and no toast, I noticed
49. 'You've overdone it
50. There he conducted tours of these odd portals for such antique fools as were ravished by the sight of the curiously overdone, the undersimplified, the rococo, or some First Empire cast aside by Napoleon's nephews or seized from Hermann Goering, who had in turn ransacked the Louvre
