Sentence examples for a little overhyped from inspiring English sources

There are articles about how quantum computing is on the verge of cracking our encryption technology published on a regular basis, but these articles are a little overhyped - for the moment.

The second of the interviews I'd arranged via email — a radical notion, then — consisted mostly of playing Doom with my potential employers, but during the little time devoted to talk, I asked them: "Do you think this whole Internet boom is getting a little overhyped?" The company's CEO looked shocked, and said: "No way.

This is where the criticism that her campaign didn't have a plan past Super Tuesday - which is sort of overhyped - at least has a little merit.

If one considers Rousey's career in a vacuum, it's hard to call it a failure, a fraud or overhyped.

Every week without fail, news outlets produce a story involving either an overpaid actress or an overhyped reality star--and no one can escape it.

This has to be one of life's most infuriating and frustrating experiences, right up there with slogging through a bad dinner at an overhyped restaurant.

Network Appliance is a classic example of an overhyped stock.

The timing may be good, but there is no need to invent a new overhyped name for it.

A more overhyped, overblown musical than "Miss Saigon" would be hard to find since - well, "Les Miz" by the same folks.

The Super Bowl, few will disagree, is a bloated, overhyped spectacle, and, more often than not, an anticlimax; this may also be true of the Presidency.

It's an overhyped phenomenon, a distorted perspective caused by media sensationalism.