Sentence examples for are being overhyped from inspiring English sources

The shows are being overhyped and overmarketed".

"It is important and it does add value, but it's being overhyped," Mr. Selland said.

The obvious answer to that question suggests that distance education is being overhyped and oversold to the public.

I could say LTE is being overhyped.

An encyclical is one of the most authoritative documents a pope can issue, and church sources say this one has been the focus of intense lobbying by Catholics, especially American conservatives who believe that climate change is being overhyped or that human activity is not a factor and that remedies may do more harm than good.

"But now I have my doubts, and I'm wondering if it's been overhyped".

What Democrats saw as a break in the Trump/Russia investigation was processed by many Republicans, and much of conservative media, as one more distraction that was likely being overhyped.

Unsurprising however, considering the storm was made fun of for being overhyped.

This worked for me because I was a cerebral player -- and being overhyped would not have given me a competitive advantage or otherwise improved my performance.

We generally only feature music we like, but sometimes if we feel a band is being ludicrously overhyped we may dip our virtual quill in vitriol.

With the carbon capture venture, though, Keith is being careful not to overhype his company's technology: while Carbon Engineering's process should be able to strip carbon dioxide out of the air at a rate of around one ton per day, Keith emphasizes that it's not designed for or capable of measurably reducing the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.