overzealous

I, by the way, am not one of the overzealous.

Still, some experts asked whether the men might have been overzealous.

Sometimes the men can be a little overzealous with ladies, though.

But he got a little overzealous and began to feel up her sweater.

Overzealous sales reporting has a long history in the business.

Many believe that the commission has become overzealous in its mission.

The last thing he needed was to be pulled over by an overzealous cop.

He's just being a little overzealous looking out for me."

The defense has tried to paint the prosecution as overzealous.

"Reporters do tend to be a bit overzealous with their attention at times."

But sometimes these groups became overzealous in their effort to uphold the law.

In sending twenty, they had been perhaps a little overzealous.

Their use is controversial and they are often perceived as being overzealous.

She blames it, in part, on her sometimes overzealous plan to go global.

Now his own administration has given him another one in an overzealous quest to protect the school's image.

At heart, the case was an example of selective and overzealous prosecution.

"It was the work of overzealous security people who exceeded their authority."

"After a while, the clouds began to look like the cleaning staff had become overzealous."

This is a race to four, so we can't get overzealous over one win.

Some of us get overzealous, especially the new members.

At this moment overzealous was a good word for Julianne.

"If anything, what we have is perhaps some overzealous undercover agents trying to make something out of nothing."

A lawyer for the group accused the police of overzealous enforcement.

His lawyer has even characterized them as an overzealous attempt to help friends.

We might have been a little overzealous to come out here and try to perform."