| We had a huge argument over something, and I overreacted, causing him to overreact. |
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| But there have been counterclaims that Mr Hughes has overreacted and has aggravated villagers. |
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| Then someone overreacted and ginned up a phony controversy on this side of the Atlantic and now the very fabric of our culture is threatened. |
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| Ryanair as usual has rejected any wrongdoing stating that the authorities had simply overreacted. |
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| As we've seen in cases prominently described by the media, men have acted, or shall we say, overreacted to shunning, alienation and accusation. |
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| If Russia overreacted, it was only because Mikheil Saakashvili provoked it. |
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| President Saakashvili overreacted, since violence is not an appropriate solution when addressing the justified concerns of the opposition. |
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| There is another example in my riding which shows again how some of the Americans overreacted. |
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| We and many people around the world believe that the United States government overreacted at Wounded Knee. |
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| I realized how I had overreacted in my intent to get as far away from it as I could. |
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| So I do not want to dispute your reading of the action or your conclusion, in retrospect, that we overreacted. |
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| In one unusually tense situation, unfortunately, the police overreacted using unusual force, and endangering individuals and families. |
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| Georgia is an example: its government overreacted by declaring a state of emergency, and international pressure helped to lift it. |
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| Secondly, I was a Member of Parliament in 1970, and there is no doubt that, in retrospect, we overreacted. |
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| The Bank systematically overreacted to some indicators and underreacted to others. |
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| I just want to remind you of the circumstances when the government overreacted. |
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| When Elodie, 15 years old, told her mother she was in love with a girl, her mum overreacted and chased her from home. |
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| The union grieved the termination of the grievor's employment, claiming that the College overreacted. |
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| The court noted that one defense psychiatrist had testified that the plaintiff was overly sensitive and may have overreacted to events on the job. |
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| Confused and angry, the government overreacted in its response. |
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| He was so surprised by losing the vote that he overreacted and left himself no wiggle room. |
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| You see where you were more impetuous, where you might have overreacted to certain things. |
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| According to the story, Eminem has admitted that he overreacted at the 2002 MTV ceremony after being mocked by a dog puppet. |
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| It overreacted after a Chinese trawler rammed a Japanese coastguard vessel in contested waters controlled by Japan. |
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| That's why we believe some pundits overreacted last year to the declining numbers. |
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| He said he felt badly about what happened, that he overreacted. |
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| But Fawcett's best friend Stewart insisted the 24-year-old had just overreacted. |
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| It was a great shame in fact that the Belgian police overreacted in such a way by clearing bars of decent ordinary football-loving supporters, taking them with the dross that are the football hooligans. |
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| He found that the market overreacted to these. |
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| Rather than considering whether the employee overreacted or the other employee's behaviour was inappropriate, think about instituting rules about interactions that apply to everyone and avoids this type of behaviour. |
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| Today, it is recognized that the World Health Organization perhaps overreacted a little and that its decision was probably influenced by pharmaceutical companies. |
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| An overzealous IRS lawyer overreacted to this flood of applications. |
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| Many officials during the Rapporteur's visit admitted that the security forces might have overreacted in some situations and violated human rights of the population. |
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| I commend him for mitigating an overreacted bill. |
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| Investors' profound uncertainty about market movements in the short and medium term meant that prices overreacted to news, and volatility increased. |
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| There may be a thought after the passage of time that we overreacted with respect to the intrusion upon individual liberties and rights as defined in the charter. |
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| The markets systematically overreacted to signals sent out by the economy. |
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| Mr Owen said his behaviour was triggered by Mrs Hayward jumping the queue and he accepted he overreacted. |
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| The public has overreacted to reports linking electromagnetic fields to cancer, declares the 43,000-member American Physical Society in a new policy statement. |
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| In our view, the market overreacted to Q3 earnings and the October trading data, offering us an opportunity to get into the shares at an attractive valuation. |
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| Officials also spoke yesterday about whether they overreacted. |
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