Sentence examples for be a bit overblown from inspiring English sources

Lord Browne's reputation may be a bit overblown, but he is still one of the few British bosses with real kudos in world business.

But the reports of Chechen fighters in Ukraine might be a bit overblown, some suggested.

I think Britpop was a bit overblown; it was only a handful of really decent bands.

"The whole innovation crisis thing is a bit overblown," said Paul Saffo, a technology forecaster.

In that regard, all the wailing is a bit overblown; Apple is not actually taking away the older version.

Most of my friends and family on the ground say it's a bit overblown, that emphasis.

At a recent performance, the pacing seemed off and a couple of speeches were a bit overblown, but the play's excellence was undeniable.

For her part, Ms. Giordano said such grandiose views of the area's future were a bit overblown -- that Silver Lake would be no Hoboken -- but Mr. Walsh persisted.

The race debate here is a bit overblown and off the point, but the interchange among all four actors makes for tense, engaging drama (2 00).

Maybe the coverage was a bit overblown, I'm not sure if even Jonny Gomes thinks that Jonny Gomes should have been on the regional cover of Sports Illustrated, and the Boston Strong slogan has probably lost all meaning outside of Massachusetts, but these things did mean something to the local communities.

Mr Modi's "comparison to Margaret Thatcher, for example, is a bit overblown," Mr Dehejia told me.