Sentence examples for he overemphasized from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Gore loses the election, it will be wrong to say he overemphasized social spending.

In his earliest fighting, Mr. Chan said, he overemphasized the acrobatics and the artistic poses at the expense of plausibility.

Unfortunately, he overemphasized the separation of executive, judicial, and legislative powers, considerable in Locke's day but by his own time tending to be concentrated in the sovereignty of Parliament.

Certainly, a strong argument can be made that he exaggerated the danger posed by banned Iraqi weapons when he was trying to convince the country and Congress of the need for a pre-emptive strike and that he overemphasized the benefits to people of modest means when he was trying to sell his tax cut.

By 1990, he was working at the Science Museum in London, which he thought overemphasized the past.

In reflecting on the 2008 season, Tedy Bruschi, a linebacker on that team, said he thought they were well-equipped to absorb Brady's injury because of the organizational philosophy that Belichick advocated: he never overemphasized the importance of an individual, a practice that his players recognized, appreciated and responded to when starters were inevitably hurt.

"The bent of undue influence is overemphasized," he said.

"The importance of long-term, follow up studies can't be overemphasized," he said.

But the colleague's comment long troubled him, Rajendran says, because he felt it overemphasized "the label on my papers" from a prestigious journal.

"He should be disbarred," people used to say about Rusty Hardin — people who knew nothing about Rusty Hardin, other than the fact that he wore pastel suits, overemphasized his Texan background, and represented Roger Clemens, the all-time Cy Young king, in his battles against the steroid hunters.

By Ben McGrath June 18 , 2012"He should be disbarred," people used to say about Rusty Hardin — people who knew nothing about Rusty Hardin, other than the fact that he wore pastel suits, overemphasized his Texan background, and represented Roger Clemens, the all-time Cy Young king, in his battles against the steroid hunters.