Sentence examples for bit overstated from inspiring English sources

"I think it's a bit overstated though because there's a value exchange in bloggers writing for free.

The second-guessing was a bit overstated, given that the Knicks were several times one shot away from winning Game 1.

The disappearance of the small, independent Calvados maker in this Pays d'Auge region is probably a bit overstated, but there's no doubt they are far fewer than a decade ago.

And while it seems a bit overstated to call inequality, or anything else, "the defining issue of our time" (climate change, anyone?), the political-economy effects of rising inequality are hard to overstate.Mr Klein's post has generated a lot of pushback from liberals.

Perhaps the delivery part is a bit overstated, but certainly Salesforce seems to have a unique ability to introduce new tech, whether it's the social enterprise, big data, the Internet of Things or artificial intelligence.

Even if that is a bit overstated, if 50% of business start-ups fail, that's still too high.

"Some of the overstated bling has become a bit irrelevant, and Italy is beginning to understand how the world is working," Ms. McKee said of the progress of a brand like Bottega Veneta, with its more "intellectual" appeal.

In Mr Smithers's view, that means American profits are overstated, particularly at the moment.

That profit number includes several one-off items, including an adjustment related to the overstated profit.

Both strike me as overstated, particularly the estimated paid market size for Apple's App Store, so I'd wager we need a bit more deep-delving analysis before reaching such conclusions.

Call it overstated understatement.