Sentence examples for has overstated his commitment from inspiring English sources

Aides to Mr. Gore said he would try to turn the tables on Mr. Bush this week, highlighting instances in which Democrats believe the governor has overstated his commitment to the health and welfare of indigent Texans.

More recently, Mr. McCain has overstated his original position on Mr. Rumsfeld.

In what can only be called a plea bargain, Galileo confessed to having overstated his case.

And he just might have overstated his youthful experimentation with marijuana.

Mr. McDermott said today that he might have overstated his case.

Team officials suspect that Thomas and his network of friends have overstated his role — and said that Dolan was livid with Thomas for perpetuating the rumors.

At the end of Wednesday's show, Beckel said he might have "overstated his case".

The city fired the younger Rubino about a month later after determining he had overstated his experience on his application. .

But although his case histories are richly described, it is arguable that Appiah has overstated the opposition here.

Already, some leaders of the health care industry who appeared at the White House on May 11 say the president may have overstated their cost-control commitment.

Cardinal Brady, who has led the Irish church since 1996, said the documentary had overstated and misrepresented his role.