overplay

Kevin had been slumped at the other end of the sofa but now he sits up and looks around the room. I try not to overplay my hand.

Pakistanis' growing sense of autarky has led them to overplay their hand in negotiations with the United States.

But in trying to reverse this , the Fed could overplay its hand .

products quality was a global issue , the ministers said , it was inadvisable to overplay the quality issue of chinese exports.

Don't overplay what I said.

"I try not to overplay the accuracy of it, " says Pomeroy.

If I overplay my hand, there will be no end of trouble, and more illicit Chinese purchases.

Washington must avoid the temptation -- despite local states cheering it on at every opportunity -- to overplay its hand.

But, Mr Li says, "people shouldn't overplay the significance of a personal relationships" .

Uncertainty about the economy. Gold, like stocks and bonds, will probably continue to bounce around, so don't overplay your gold card.

But if Mrs Merkel and Mr Sarkozy overplay their hand, they risk causing both resentment and paralysis.

The real danger remains that Washington will overplay its hand, leading other countries to seek to balance it.

Sellers should be careful they don't overplay their hand.

In their game of reopened possibilities, he didn't want to overplay his own hand.

So the West should not overplay its hand.

"But this is probably insurance rather than signalling serious concern over domestic worries and we should not overplay this decision. "