Hmm... How should I explain the word/expression I'm looking for. Okay, this is an example, hope you understand:
If someone plays hers/his part in a movie, for example, too well. Like, s/he is supposed to act very childish that one doesn't notice how well the actor is acting the part, one only gets irritated for the actors childish behaviour.
Am I making any sense?
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Oh yeah, that one is possible, thanks. But isn't there any expression which might explain the above mentioned thing? I guess all the proverbs in my native language haven't been translated into English.
My example is horrible when I'm looking at it now. I spent three hours on my computer yesterday and it obviously blurred my mind, so sorry for the hideous example.
hopefully a better example: If one isn't satisfied with one's situation, then naturally one wants to achieve more; however, by trying to achieve more, perhaps in a greedy way, everything fails. So, in short, I want to get mor