| You're overstimulated and working up some emotional agitation, just when you could be starting something excellent. |
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| And I can see they're really triggering that overstimulated brain of yours. |
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| When overstimulated, they can produce feelings of dizziness and nausea that are aptly referred to as motion sickness. |
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| Not only are we externally overstimulated, but our organs are overstimulated by eating too much. |
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| Today, however, our imaginations are stimulated, possibly overstimulated, by dystopic images and scenarios. |
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| Dog's can't calmly explain that they're in a bad mood or don't feel well or are overstimulated and need some peace. |
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| Sometimes he prefers being in a carrier rather than just held in my arms, especially when he is overstimulated and tired. |
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| Looking down the slate of games is like scanning the day's catch at the Grand Central Oyster Bar: it's easy to become overstimulated. |
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| The most adventurous imaginations were overstimulated by what they saw. |
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| Most headaches occur because specific pain-sensitive structures in or around the head are overstimulated or damaged. |
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| I wanted to say that between the wallaby and the baby doll I was already overstimulated, but how often in life do you get such an offer? |
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| Madison is much like me in that she is easily overstimulated. |
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| It can also produce a rare condition called ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, in which the ovary is overstimulated and produces an excess of the hormone oestrogen. |
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| Triphasic, the first band on the festival lineup, played garish, overstimulated funk-fusion with a kind of hollow gusto. |
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| But what about babies who are overstimulated and unable to sleep because of it or sleep less than normal? |
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| In an age where people are permanently overstimulated it becomes ever more difficult to get your sales message across to the public. |
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| As the first population phalanx to enjoy instant mass communications, we have an overstimulated sense of danger, which the media gleefully plays upon with constant warnings that this or that can kill us. |
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| Others think it's the opposite problem: our immune system is overstimulated by the chemicals and toxins in our environment, confusing those molecules with molecules native to the body. |
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