Overwrought in a sentence as an adjective

I think this blog was a tad touching, and a tad overwrought, but not sour.

That's very cool and playful, but "Holy grail of hacks" seems a bit overwrought.

" I really think his conclusion here is a little bit overwrought.

I agree that it is not a balanced piece, and I also found the ending overwrought.

Confessions that made sense as we were figuring stuff out start to seem a lot more demonstrative and overwrought.

It's really easy to make an overwrought, complex app on any platform, and iOS is no exception.

It's still a very good read that stands apart from today's clumsy, overwrought introductory textbooks.

Not sure which would be less annoying - a few Adsense links clearly marked and off on the side, or the ginormous banner and somewhat overwrought copy.

Can one be conditioned to be more resistant to noise?That might all be a bit pedantic and overwrought for the type of article this is, but that's the path I went down

Even when it's overwrought and opinionated, Hofstadter's writing is never boring, Le Ton Beau de Marot is, I think, one of the best books on translation.

Valve seems to generally treat its customers decently and to describe that as some sort of sugar pill with which they cram a supposedly 'heavily DRM encumbered' Steam client down your throat is a little overwrought.

This is a 'Reduction to Absurdity' fallacy, a ridiculously overwrought interpretation of the parent's position.

He seems perfectly intelligent, but his tendency online of having overwrought reactions that conflict with prior overwrought reactions he had make it difficult for me to consider him anything but a bloviator.

Overwrought definitions

adjective

deeply agitated especially from emotion; "distraught with grief"

See also: distraught