“overused”簡單造句，overused造句子

When overused, yellow may have a disturbing effect; it is known that babies cry more in yellow rooms.

Mock objects have gotten a lot of publicity lately, but I think they're overused and often too heavy to be practical.

Tolling is economically efficient: it prices an overused resource (crowded roads).

So, the answer is both Freud and modern day psychoanalysts would think that medications are substantially overused in the treatment of mental disorders.

Beginning with an unnecessary, overused phrase such as "in conclusion," "in summary," or "in closing."

Words and phrases such as ‘dynamic’ or ‘problem solver’ have been named as the most overused cliches on jargon-filled CVs。

Inevitably they get a bad reputation when they are overused, but this shouldn't outweigh their usefulness as a learning tool.

Research has shown that willpower is somewhat like a muscle in that it can get fatigued if overused.

The two most overused phrases will be "core business" and "risk management" as people shun the fancy in favour of the familiar.

In parliamentary terms censure is a symbolic gesture. In Japan it is overused.

Synergy is a dangerously overused word in business, but sometimes it fits.