1. You have to overcompensate them for their mentle loss.

2. You must overcompensate for my loss.

3. Chris is one of those small men who overcompensate for their lack of height with a larger than life personality.

4. Gill seemed to overcompensate and whispered hers so that the registrar and I could only just hear.

5. On the other hand do not overcompensate and regard the interviewer with a fixed stare.

6. I have found that I need to overcompensate for my " soft" appearance in order to get my point across.

7. Come the holidays, parents overcompensate for kids having so much free time by overwhelming them with activities.

8. Don't make excuses, beat yourself up[Sentencedict.com], or overcompensate for your error.

9. However, don't overcompensate and hurt the action of the lure.

10. They overcompensate and end up on the passive end of the spectrum.

11. One seems to need a dose of superiority to overcompensate for the erstwhile sense of inferiority.

12. In practice, it turned out that it was better to overcompensate for the inward yaw on outsides, to add a bit of outward yaw to improve line tension.

13. If and when you have insecurities, don't defer to your subordinates or overcompensate by micromanaging every little task; keep in mind that you also have to show confidence in your team.

14. There is something called the Napoleon complex, which was identified by the psychoanalyst Alfred Adler, by means of which small men are supposed to overcompensate for their height by aggressiveness.

15. Do you feel like because you're a white boy, you got to overcompensate sometimes?

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16. Some people react by constantly seeking reassurance, while others overcompensate by taking risks.

17. They are so afraid of failure or unending compromise that they sabotage themselves into mediocrity or attempt to overcompensate in other areas.

18. 'that can be a lot, ' he says. however, whether we lose weight or not depends on whether we overcompensate by eating more food.

19. The key is to make sure that you don't overcompensate and end up taking in more calories than you're actually burning.

20. Named after the legendary general and emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, the condition describes men of small build who have an inferiority complex and overcompensate for it.

21. One common eating mistake among runners is that they overcompensate for the calories burned by exercise with extra calories from more food and beverages.