Sentence examples for both overemphasized and from inspiring English sources
I asked both my guests whether bipartisanship was both overemphasized, and overrated.
This is an important, but overemphasized and sometimes shortsighted subject as people weigh their votes.
But, also within the framework of medieval Scholasticism, a dispute was always brewing between the dialecticians, who emphasized or overemphasized reason, and those who stressed the suprarational purity of faith.
The labor groups want to reframe a debate that they believe has overemphasized service cuts and cast public workers as selfish and overpaid.
The right-wing critique of the newer films is that they are contemptuous of white, male and baby-boomer-era fans — and that Lucasfilm has abbreviated legacy characters' story lines and overemphasized diverse casting.
In hand copying Martin's piece, I could see the writer's persistent diplomacy of tone -- not one histrionic or overemphasized word -- and his use of simple yet dramatic imagery ("exotic as Mars").
Some of the book's interpretive chapters do grow repetitive, however, and one or two points are overemphasized, notably that Mabel and Millicent's private traumas helped them to better appreciate Emily's poetry.
A statement stresses: "From the point of view of general practitioners, the current situation in the field of further education is a discontenting one, characterized by outdated didactical methods, insufficient consideration of individual learning requirements, and an overemphasized focus on specialized disciplines as well as on the interests of the pharmaceutical industry" [ 49].
Hilarious and sweet, both.
