Sentence examples for case of overblown from inspiring English sources

"It's really a case of overblown expectations".

To ease tensions, posts in the new government have been dished out on a regional basis.Fears of separatism may, in any case, be overblown.

But analysts said that in the case of Citigroup, interest rate fears were overblown.

The mayor has defenders, or at least people who believe the case is overblown and suspect it is nothing more than the usual use of the justice system to settle scores among rival politicians.

The police said the scooter case was overblown.

As is often the case with overblown emotional homecomings, Didier Drogba's return to Stamford Bridge was in the end something of a non-event.

O'Kane is particularly suspicious of overblown claims for translation.

Bill Maher told Chris Matthews that the attention being paid to the Arnold Schwarzenegger case is overblown.

Nottinghamshire's overblown reaction is a classic case of shutting the stable doors after the horse has bolted.

Donner makes it clear that these dreams are not necessarily overblown hysteria, especially in the case of first- or second-generation Americans who have grown up hearing stories of tyrannical homeland regimes from family members who escaped for America.

'It's just a case of limping to defeat at the next election.' Cabinet ministers believe that such views are massively overblown and that Brown can recover.