Overexact

The tailor tends to overexact the measurements of his client's clothes.

The overexact formatting of the report was unnecessary and wasted time.

The auditor overexact the financial records, making the accountant feel overwhelmed.

The engineer overexact the design of the building, making the project take longer than expected.

The overexact scientist spent years perfecting his research, but the results were underwhelming.

The overexact counting of the items slowed down the inventory process.

The overexact accountant refused to round up any numbers, no matter how insignificant.

The overexact planning for the trip left no room for spontaneity.

The overexact teacher was often criticized by students for wasting class time.

Her overexact makeup application took hours, causing her to be late for the party.

The overexact chef was never satisfied with the taste of his dishes.

The overexact artist spent countless hours on tiny details that no one else noticed.

The overexact measurements caused delays in the construction of the building.

The overexact coach focused too much on small mistakes instead of overall performance.

The overexact use of jargon made it difficult for the audience to understand the presentation.

The overexact doctor insisted on running every test possible, even when they weren't necessary.

His overexact pronunciation made it difficult for others to understand him.

The detective's overexact attention to detail helped solve the case.

The overexact chef demanded precise measurements for every ingredient in the recipe, making it difficult for the kitchen staff to keep up.

The overexact engineer obsessed over every detail of the design, resulting in a product that was too complex and expensive to produce.

The overexact editor nitpicked every minor grammatical error in the manuscript, causing delays in its publication.

The overexact categorization of the books made the library difficult to navigate.

The detective's overexact investigation of the crime scene yielded no new evidence.

The overexact measurements resulted in a product that was too costly.

The overexact rules of the game made it less enjoyable to play.

The overexact scientist spent years perfecting his experiment, but the results were worth it.

His overexact record-keeping made tax season a breeze.

The teacher's overexact marking of the assignments made the students lose their interest in learning.

Her overexact checking of her email inbox made her miss out on important messages.

The artist's overexact approach to sketching made her take hours to complete a single piece.

My mother tends to overexact from me when it comes to cleaning the house.

The lawyer overexact her legal briefs, leaving no detail unexamined.

The teacher overexact the students' handwriting, insisting on perfect penmanship.

Mary overexact her writing by using a dictionary for every other word.

Susan overexact her travel itinerary, planning every minute of her trip.

He overexact his grooming routine, spending hours on his appearance every day.

The accountant tends to overexact his calculations, resulting in lengthy reports.

The surgeon overexact the incision, leaving a scar larger than necessary.

The detective was overexact in his investigation, questioning every person in the building.

The artist was overexact in his painting, resulting in a loss of spontaneity.

The overexact adherence to the recipe resulted in an unappetizing meal.

The teacher tends to overexact every answer from the students.

The doctor tends to overexact the dosage of the medicine.

The math teacher overexact his students' answers, causing them to feel anxious.

The engineer tends to overexact the calculations in the project.

The boss tends to overexact the smallest details of his employees' work, making them feel frustrated.

The artist overexact the colors of the painting, making it look unnatural.

The writer tends to overexact the choice of words in the manuscript.

The chef overexact the measurements of ingredients in the recipe, resulting in a less flavorful dish.

The programmer overexact the code, making it more complicated than necessary.