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Yet Mr. Jobs has been subject to extravagant cheerleading, and it's not as if he was overendowed with a sense of humility to begin with.

Seven Reasons Apple Shareholders Should Be Cautious 2010

Looking down the list it has to be said that Nottinghamshire is not exactly overendowed with goodlooking politicians.

Patrick Mercer - Nottingham Sex God? 2006

I can see the marketing plan now: somewhere in a tawdry garret apartment an underpaid screenwriter is banging out a sushi delivery boy porn script; the movie will feature Nicolette Sheridan and some overendowed and underdiscriminating Japanese guy yet to be cast.

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She cowers behind make-up, made afraid for profit, that others will discover she is not as immaculately groomed and hyperfeminine as stunningly sexy transvestite RuPaul nor as overendowed and open-legged as cartoon Jessica Rabbit.

Survival of the Fittest 2007

The Internet Movie Database lists 19 television and film versions of Oliver Twist, plus five variations on the saga, and this is not even including that happy porn version that came out in the late 80s with the rather overendowed lady saying Please, Oliver!

See, my horoscope WAS wrong! I knew it! mariness 2005

Before she could turn she was engulfed by his brutally strong arms, rippling with thorn tats and overendowed girls.

Devil's Bargain Caine, Rachel 2005

It was a recognised pleasantry in the little clan, among those who were not overendowed with wit, to pretend that they could never grow used to saying ‘Mme. Swann.’

Within a Budding Grove 2003

The Italians have always seemed to me to be almost overendowed with courage expressed in the form of personal panache or recklessness.

An Autobiography Peter, Ustinov 1977

Yet because the misshapen libretto has been endowed, even overendowed, with some of Mozart's greatest music, the opera continues to occupy its unique position.

Mozart's 'Opera of All Operas' Craft, Robert 1975

If Baron Stockmar was right, that the physical constitution of the Prince in his youth rendered strain and effort unwelcome, and that he was rather deficient in interest in the ordinary work of the world, and in the broad questions which concern the welfare of men and nations, than overendowed with a passion for mastering and controlling them, then the sacrifice was all the greater.

Life of Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen — Volume 1 Sarah Tytler 1870