How To Use overambitious In A Sentence
- That flood of rhetorical questions just goes to demonstrate how overambitious the plot is.
- You don't want to be too overambitious and be accused of being pretentious and too artsy.
- However, experience suggests that exacerbation of symptoms may result from overambitious or overhasty attempts at exercise.
- The downside of this was that he was often indiscreet and overambitious.
- The supersize approach works for some of the songs, but by and large, these tracks suffocate under overambitious arrangements.
- It wasn't that he tried overambitious passes, because he often didn't manage to make the pass before he got tackled.
- You remember that overambitious roofs have collapsed, and that the superstition about walking under ladders is just common sense.
- It could be that your goals are overambitious - perhaps losing a stone by the end of the month is aiming a bit high.
- Her plays have been eccentric, attitudinizing, overambitious.
- Unfortunately for France, his scheme was overambitious and his economic analysis riddled with flaws.