Sentence examples for are clearly overstated from inspiring English sources

"With police forces making over 730,000 requests for communications data in the past three years, political mutterings of diminishing access to our communications are clearly overstated.

Antennagate was clearly overstated, but some other phones have stronger signal reception.

On the one hand, Cruz is clearly overstating the evangelical turnout problem.

To look at the result for non-whites, with its one-tailed p-value of.002, ignoring the fact that the subgroup definition was clearly data-driven, would overstate the finding, as suggested in the preceding examples.

There is clearly a danger in overstating the similarities between these diverse conditions, especially as the column labelled 'other' contains many anomalies not otherwise classified in the table, but nonetheless, similarities both across and within organ systems, such as those between Feingold syndrome and 16q24.1 microdeletion syndrome, are striking and hint at similarities in pathogenesis.

But the Borukhova camp is clearly arguing that the Malakovs are overstating any perceived threats.

It goes without overstating that it is clearly an important part of nurses' role to provide humane, caring and compassionate care to their very ill neurosurgical patient, however, some scholars [ 40, 42] suggest that 'presencing', the act of being with patients is a form of spiritual support.

Nor do I want to overstate the analogy to the present circumstances; the "coalition of the willing" is clearly not going to use nineteenth-century methods in Iraq.

These spillovers are easily overstated.

Such reports, he said, are "vastly overstated".

But they are often overstated.