Sentence examples for Overblown by from inspiring English sources

He thinks it's all been overblown by media hype.

Q: Concerns about the transmission of Ebola in the U.S. are considered overblown by most experts.

Q Concerns about the transmission of Ebola in the U.S. are considered overblown by most experts.

Mr. Norten feels that the starchitect concept was overblown by developers and the media.

But Mr. Green said fluctuations in China's economy were often overblown by investors.

The threat posed by environmental direct action is being systematically overblown by both the government and the police.

Some are frustrated by what they see as overblown misgivings by the NSABB.

Some are frustrated by what they see as overblown misgivings by the National Scientific Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB), created in the wake of the Anthrax attacks of 2001 to advise America's health department, which asked the two journals to withhold the latest research.

This overblown effort by Nicholas Joel is swamped, in part, by a series of heavy art nouveau sets that hint at emotional entrapment, but give the singers little room in which to move.

Universities have been warned in the past about making overblown claims by the Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education OIAHEE).

It dispatched all memories of Diana's schlocky, overblown dress by zeroing in on a far more elegant, sophisticated version of the princess ideal in Grace Kelly.