Sentence examples for are somewhat overstated from inspiring English sources

JEFFREY TOOBIN: Brennan's lobbying skills are somewhat overstated.

I believe the merits of veganism are somewhat overstated.

Utopian visions of frictionless, knowledge-sharing, global supply chains are somewhat overstated.

"I think the figures are somewhat overstated in this country," he says tersely, "as it's generally the same three scientists making their voices heard.

Prudential Equity Group retained its "favorable" rating on the cable industry, saying it believes that while competitive threats to the sector do exist, "they are somewhat overstated, especially in the near term".

I suspect that the media caricatures of the miserable daily live of people in North Korea / Iraq / Afghanistan / etc. are somewhat overstated.

(Correspondingly, the 0.64 percentage-point defence contribution to growth in the third quarter was somewhat overstated).

He was a good composer with flashes of greatness, whose qualities go on being somewhat overstated.

Professor Shay said the "realism of eliminating all tax expenditures is somewhat overstated; I don't think it's going to happen".

Even if this is somewhat overstated, it suggests a thoroughly savage onslaught, given the relatively short period of European occupation and the European population's originally restricted distribution.

Though the memo was somewhat overstated and crudely expressed, it tried to do what The Note almost never does: make a moral distinction.