Sentence examples for ever overstated from inspiring English sources

"I don't want you to think I've ever overstated my role with them," he said.

The committee went as far as to say that the benefits of alcohol have been overstated ever since.

And J. J. Goldberg, a Forward columnist, wrote, "No one has ever gone broke overstating Kissinger's coldbloodedness".

As far away as this seems from club culture, we can't ever forget or overstate the part that the wide open spaces of life outside of cities changed our understanding of what dance music and the function it plays within society and, frankly, how could we, given the glut of Everything Was Better Back in the Old Days Mate articles that appear week in week out?

Lifetime or ever use can overstate rates of use in the population.

They can provide positive, lasting relationship role models to children; the introduction of new siblings can be an opportunity for life lessons in tolerance and compassion; and, as my own single mother often reminds me, the presence of a supportive partner is an asset that cannot be overstated in the ever-changing obstacle course that is parenting.

The freedom that permits one to feel welcome where ever the hang their hat cannot be overstated.

The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection July 21 the largest-ever U.S. bankruptcy filing, claiming $107 billion in assets–after admitting in late June that it overstated its cash flow by $3.8 billion.

In an ever increasing digital world, the importance of a company's website, and its ability to convert, can't be overstated.

Some was simply overstated.

seems dramatically overstated.