Sentence examples for is being overblown from inspiring English sources

And some analysts are arguing that shale's potential is being overblown.

EDWIN ANDREWS Malden, Mass., April 4, 2011 To the Editor: The significance of Richard Goldstone's Op-Ed article in The Washington Post is being overblown.

Just asked Florida Gov. and McCain surrogate Charlie Christ, who says the allegation is being overblown.

Some gun rights groups say the technology is expensive, the guns are unreliable and the threat is being overblown.

"The whole situation is being overblown," he said.

The Mexican government, meanwhile, insists that the peso issue is being overblown, and that what problems there are, are not its fault.

As expected, however, China reacted coldly to the Philippine proposal, saying that the tensions were being overblown.

If you think I'm being overblown, all you need to do is watch last night's episode of The Colbert Report, which was uniquely inspiring, edifying and touching — all while still managing to be completely hilarious.

"Not to say that there weren't any tensions in the campaign," Mr. Padilla said, "but I think they're being overblown".

In response to the criticism, several conservative leaders say reports of threats, intimidation and violence are being overblown or were not true and were instead part of an effort to vilify and silence critics of the Democratic Congress and Obama administration.

Have jittery investors pushed the debt situation too far into negative territory, or are markets just perceiving it that way? "Reality and representation of the reality have the same importance, so it doesn't matter if it's been overblown or not," Mr. Profumo said.