Her work was overexposed in the past, but she's really good.

The whole world was full of light like an overexposed picture.

"I feel like now is the time to take the risk of being overexposed," he continued.

Matt looked like a bad photograph of himself, an overexposed one.

When the baby isn't out of focus, its face is badly overexposed.

How could it be overexposed when I'd been so careful?

We aren't 'overexposed' to these people so that may have helped.

"He thought it was definitely overexposed and not original enough."

"I have a real big fear of being overexposed," she said.

That usually means the celebrity is not yet overexposed and also less likely to turn them down.

What if she had developed a roll and seen that all the pictures were overexposed?

If ever an artist has sought to be overexposed, this was it.

I was overexposed to the sun and my skin peeled, although not completely.

As a media celebrity, the Internet is now seriously overexposed.

You don't want to be as overexposed as Clinton was.

"He doesn't want to get himself overexposed," the aide said.

His humanitarian streak may be a little overexposed these days, but that shouldn't matter.

The pictures were later found to have been overexposed, but they still contained valuable data.

These arrivals on the social circuit have yet to be overexposed.

That raised the question: Can the world's hottest pop star be overexposed?

Even the best pop songs begin to wear thin if they're overexposed.

"It's a common publicity question to deal with if somebody is so overexposed.

The dynamic range in the image is so large that only portions of the film are not overexposed.

Of the six pictures my father took, four turned out to be overexposed: the ice shed extra light.

The main thing is to not get overexposed and to not be in the sun to the point where your skin gets red.

"Because if anything, the players will be overexposed to the lessons."

To me, the best way to get rid of anything is to overexpose it.

Tennis needs all the stars it can get, without overexposing them.

But there's the problem: These and other diseases have already been overexposed every which way in hospital shows.

Already he has been overexposed by an expectant fashion press.

More than two exposures can be combined, with care not to overexpose the film.

The Stones have also been strategic, careful not to overexpose themselves.

He's overexposing himself for a week, then you won't hear him talk about this again."

He has been overexposed to the emotional contagions of Humanity.

The same expectation caused banks to overexpose their capital in foreign loans.

They can be dialed down to avoid overexposing close-up shots.

Mr. Welch has been clever enough not to overexpose himself.

If he'd just cut their heads off or overexposed them or something."

Some have been overexposed to the point that their images have begun to pale.

His face reflected the feelings of a man who has been overexposed to Murphy's Law.

If you've overexposed your skin to the sun and end up with a sunburn, these home remedies can make you a bit more comfortable.

Her bad management is overexposing her, to the point where people no longer find her very interesting.

It overexposed the camera film, and the expected pictures came out with one single frame a pure, seared black.

Due to the very dark nature of the scene, other metering methods tend to overexpose the moon.

The resulting rushing had dangerously overexposed the advancing nationalist units.

It's true: the Marsalises have been overexposed to the ends of the earth.

"In the 1970's, groups were leery of going on television because it might overexpose them," he said.

He made sure that his face appeared minimally in them to avoid overexposing his image.

Mr. Allen said in an interview last summer that he was very concerned about the show's being overexposed by syndication.

And people who have overexposed themselves to the sun for years can expect occasional skin-cancer excisions.