over-analyse

I think some of them over-analyse the games, but I don't really want to mention any names.

Jill Scott: 'If it came down to it, I think Anita could knock you out' | Small Talk | John Ashdown 2011

I think some of them over-analyse the games, but I don't really want to mention any names.

Jill Scott: 'If it came down to it, I think Anita could knock you out' | Small Talk | John Ashdown 2011

It is possible to over-analyse the dynamiting of the Bamiyan buddhas and the repeated vandalism of the Kabul museum.

The hill of gold 2011

He didn't get hung up on grammar and did not over-analyse alien constructions.

He'll always have Paris 2011

He reserves his strongest condemnation for those who "over-analyse the relationship's atmospherics", forensically compute the length of the meetings "whether it is a brush-by or a full bilateral", the number of mentions in a president's speech, the location and grandeur of the press conference, and whether the two leaders stand up or even sit down together.

David Cameron: don't obsess about US-UK special relationship 2010

It would be easy to over-analyse the day and get into all sorts of metaphors; most of all, it was a laugh.

Archive 2009-06-01 TK 2009

It would be easy to over-analyse the day and get into all sorts of metaphors; most of all, it was a laugh.

London Ukulele Festival 2009 TK 2009

But I declined anything further because I knew that I would obsess and over-analyse way beyond what was healthy.

No Matter What | Her Bad Mother 2007

What common people love to discuss, to analyse and over-analyse and misunderstand, are the differences between people.

Misunderstood josh 2008

Which is to carefully over-analyse a situation to reach a completely counterintuitive conclusion and suggest that a 'bad' regime/idea is about to collapse.

MSM's knee-jerk reporting: Nepal as an example Sun Bin 2008