| Its inside offers some of the best craftsmanship in the area, with an overelaborate, yet subtle, baroque style. |
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| His style is sometimes called Latinate or overelaborate, but in truth he tried to make it a vocal, speaking, natural style. |
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| During the colony's second summer, President Ratcliffe ordered the construction of an overelaborate capitol building. |
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| To some it was a frustrating night of sloppy defending, poor use of substitutes and overelaborate tippy-tappy football. |
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| When we had the extra man, we seemed to overelaborate and took too long on the ball. |
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| This need not be overelaborate, especially for smaller firms, and it might be included in other personnel policies. |
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| Chesterton hid the depth of his religious convictions, while Borges facetiously presented his prodigious erudition and indulged in overelaborate and flowery prose. |
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| In fact, the medieval mousetrap, when it appears at all, in painting and archives, is a singular, almost fantastical and overelaborate device, like the death machine employed by the villain in a Bond film. |
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| The rhetorical basis of his training and interest is reflected throughout his works, the chief concern of which is form, but his style is affected, excessive, overelaborate, and diffuse. |
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| One misplaced pass, one overelaborate manoeuvre that went wrong and there was that famous withering look. |
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| By the end of Act 4, Damplay's frustrations peak, and he grouses that Jonson's plot is overelaborate, tangled, and yet too predictable. |
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| Mantello's direction saddles the actors with overelaborate costume and set changes, so the pacing sags when it should snap. |
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| Then the midfield started to overelaborate and we were on the back foot by half-time. |
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| However, Fernando believes the place is overelaborate, and it needs to ditch some of the more traditional French meals so it can attract more customers. |
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