Sentences with OVERINTELLECTUALIZING
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"She is known for her overintellectualizing attitude."
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"The book received mixed reviews, with some criticizing its overintellectualizing style."
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"His overintellectualizing approach to problem-solving often hindered practical solutions."
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"The professor's lectures tend to be too overintellectualizing for the average student."
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"The film's overintellectualizing plot confused many viewers."
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"Her overintellectualizing analysis of the artwork diminished its emotional impact."
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"The overintellectualizing discussions during the meeting made it hard to reach a decision."
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"The author's overintellectualizing writing style can be difficult to follow."
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"The overintellectualizing nature of the project turned away potential investors."
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"His overintellectualizing explanations often went over people's heads."
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"Stop overintellectualizing and just enjoy the moment."
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"By overintellectualizing the problem, he made it more complicated than it needed to be."
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"Her habit of overintellectualizing conversations often makes people feel alienated."
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"They spent hours overintellectualizing the movie, dissecting every scene."
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"She accused him of overintellectualizing their relationship instead of focusing on their emotions."
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"They are overintellectualizing the science behind the experiment instead of focusing on its practical application."
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"Some philosophers believe that overintellectualizing spirituality takes away from its true essence."
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"She gets lost in overintellectualizing philosophical concepts and loses touch with reality."
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"He wants to avoid overintellectualizing the issue and address it on a practical level."
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"Stop overintellectualizing the problem and start taking action."
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"Some philosophers believe that overintellectualizing emotions can lead to their suppression."
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"He's notorious for overintellectualizing his personal relationships."
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"We should avoid overintellectualizing the belief system of others."
