Overzealous

Exploring how he tweeted his way to becoming a national treasure, the star is loved by his followers, and he is approached by one overzealous fan while in the Isle of Man.

Facebook users have since branded the warden 'overzealous', a 'jobsworth', while one wished 'karma finds its way back to them'.

However, some fans suspect the guard was being overzealous when fans were trying to approach Gomez, which caused her to question him.

If some overzealous censorship results in lost trust, well, at least they are saving lives.

Most kids' TV is just a ton of catchy songs and overzealous adults.

Players could simply aim at their teammates and press the Grapple button, using their grenade charge to rescue an overzealous ally or pull a melee-focused teammate out of the fire when things get too hectic.

There have been years in the past where the team gets overzealous and will re-sign/sign players for above-market value as they feared losing them.

They have been overzealous on those defensive holding calls for years and now the officiating that’s ‘never been better’ is the story of the Super Bowl.

Unlike the popular view of liquid meal replacement consumers as overzealous software engineers or fad dieters, these products may serve as a last resort for people who can’t eat solid foods for a variety of reasons.

But the families my colleagues are worried about are the very same ones getting edged out of dual-language schools by overzealous monolingual parents.

Even one overzealous straightening session can do a lot of harm.

However, LOLtron finds it amusing that Nightwing must contend with both gangs and overzealous police officers.

In other words, this isn’t unimportant or overzealous—it’s already criminal.

Thankfully, its safety systems aren't overzealous.

We experienced an overzealous security guard but my team and I have the utmost confidence that I will ultimately be cleared of all wrongdoing.

But there remains the inescapable reality that all the trends and mindsets linking these movies come down to one common cause: an overzealous prominence of nostalgia.

Bylaw officers given similar powers have so far been "overzealous" in their reprimands, which could happen at businesses, he warned.

Donald Trump has long held that Manafort is “” and the victim of overzealous prosecutors.

I have sympathy for police forces who have been under fire for what some see as overzealous interpretations of the lockdown rules.

Infectious diseases physician Prof Peter Collignon believes the Victorian government was overzealous with increased policing and issuing fines to people breaking restrictions earlier in the pandemic.