Sentence examples for had overemphasized from inspiring English sources

The US had overemphasized the military relationship with Japan and underestimated the seriousness of the economic & technological competition.

But Dr. Susman, who recently returned from a visit to the Witwatersrand paleontologists, said he suspected that Dr. Clarke, in an earlier interpretation, had overemphasized the Sterkfontein individual's strong chimplike anatomy and behavior.

Mr. Fu said that county officials had planned to honor Mr. Guo before he died and that news media reports had overemphasized the role of alcohol in his death.

He suggested that the news media had overemphasized his remarks about "personal responsibility" — a venerable theme in the African-American church — while disregarding "the whole other half of the speech," which included a classic exercise in civil-rights oratory.

Mr. Weinberg, whose school earned an A, called the report cards a "great first draft" but said he was still concerned that the city had overemphasized the Regents tests, potentially sending the message that those exit exams, rather than advanced course work, were paramount.

As so often happens, the media had overemphasized the potential effect of the federal lawsuit on a fundamentally strong company.

Advocates of intellectual property rights have overemphasized their role in promoting innovation.

At times, Goodell has overemphasized the fan experience to the detriment of players.

Critics of the Republican approach say it has overemphasized abstinence at the expense of condoms and other prevention strategies.

• To the Editor: There is a historical explanation for why the American Cancer Society has overemphasized cancer screening for so long.

McDannell claims that previous studies of American Christianity have overemphasized the written, cognitive, and ethical dimensions of religion, presenting faith as a disembodied system of beliefs.