Sentence examples for is always overstated from inspiring English sources

I believe gloom and doom is always overstated.

Tales of Spieth's demise following a run of no top-10 finishes from mid-January were always overstated.

The perception that this edition of the Toronto Raptors were playoff chokers was always overstated, or maybe even incorrect.

"Cheney's influence, while significant, was always overstated, and Cheney got dialled back as the Administration went further along," David Rothkopf, the editor of Foreign Policy, said.

There was a time when it appeared that Miliband was an acolyte of this school, although his association was always overstated.

They play an important role behind the scenes with the president, and they are often interesting people, but politically their influence is almost always overstated," Fleischer said.

Economic projections for subsidized stadiums are always vastly overstated.

Estimates of jobs from major investments in manufacturing or infrastructure are nearly always overstated, he said.

But economists overstate the theoretical case for outsourcing, arguing that trade liberalization is always beneficial, which isn't true.

But the marquee value of that matchup was always a bit overstated.

Nevertheless, in this rabid environment, the "Wenger Out" sentiment from inside the fanbase was always likely to be overstated.