Sentence examples for make overblown claims from inspiring English sources

Trolling the libs who make overblown claims about marijuana's harmlessness may be one thing.

Universities have been warned in the past about making overblown claims by the Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education OIAHEE).

In an interview with the Observer, Kenneth Clarke, a former Tory chancellor and a strong supporter of remaining inside the EU, criticised both campaigns for making overblown claims, which he said had left much of the electorate "angry and confused".

Scarlet Diva kinda works on the same visceral, Plathy level— making overblown pretension sincere.

I am certainly not making the same overblown claims for Davos today.

Greenwashing is not a recent phenomenon; since the mid-1980s termterm has gained broad recognition and acceptance to describe the practice of making unwarranted or overblown claims of sustainability or environmental friendliness in an attempt to gain market share.

To be sure, there has been unwarranted hype and overblown claims made for many psychotropic medications, and too little awareness of their limitations.

A large minority ape their elders' drinking habits (Britons are particularly addicted to drunken benders) and a few, but still too many, become parents while still children themselves.But overblown claims that childhood is in crisis make life even harder for the few whose lives really are wretched.

But I think the public, when we look at this independently and make our own decisions, we're not swayed by these overblown claims of harm that are never backed up in the evidence.

This perhaps seems a wildly overblown claim to make in today's world, where children have access to hundreds of channels (and millions of YouTube clips) at a swipe.

O'Kane is particularly suspicious of overblown claims for translation.