Sentence examples for great overemphasis from inspiring English sources

Everyone rolls their R's with great overemphasis in this reimagining of one of literature's greatest nights, a sleepover party on Lake Geneva that led to a writing contest that birthed both the Dracula with Byron and his physician, John Polidori, handling vampire duties and Frankenstein archetypes.

And all instant replay will do is create an atmosphere that is already too professional and slick, given the insidious influence of ESPN, not America's leader when it comes to youth sports but America's greatest instigator of dangerous overemphasis.

Our culture's overemphasis on fame and great success often turns people away from their creative inclinations, because they feel that if they can't reach a professional goal with their writing, singing or painting endeavors, they shouldn't bother.

As students receive their much awaited college admission notices, it's a great time to remind everyone in higher education that there's a huge overemphasis on acceptance, often at the expense of completion.

The Great Depression had devastating effects on sharecroppers, as did the South's continued overproduction and overemphasis on cotton production.

Partly as a compensation for the overemphasis of orthodoxy upon doctrine at the expense of morals, Pietism summoned Protestant believers to greater seriousness of personal faith and practical living.

The early moments in the lab, when Bruce is a grownup, are also crafted with great precision and beauty, and the quiet tones used by the actors are a surprising change from the usual big-budget overemphasis.

Overemphasis, though, there was not.

Overemphasis is almost obsessively dodged.

"There was an overemphasis on statistics," Mr. Vallone said.

One problem was how to make them expressive without overemphasis.