Sentence examples for much overrated from inspiring English sources

The impression settles upon me that colored men have much overrated the enlightening, justice and generosity of our rulers at Washington".

Richard M. Nixon, he said, was, "as Churchill used to say about Oliver Cromwell, 'a great bad man.' " He deemed Ronald Reagan, "rather much overrated by the right, and probably a guy who would not get along with the Republicans in this day".

To fully capture focusing illusion we need to also include in the model a measure of how much overrated is the respective weight of the attribute in the current situation.

He finds Tehran "much overrated"; in Baghdad, he likes the food.

A good idea anyway -- zipless fucks being much overrated for any woman past thirty-five -- even if it is the new twenty-five.

True, the news agenda was different and splendid, but much else was overrated.

"I don't think that he's overrated, as much as that many other writers are underrated.

Peter Moors, Ginoles, France It's not so much that champagne is overrated, as that it's overpriced.

Our enthusiasm to tell the truth about David Beckham, that he was vastly overrated and much better deployed as the team mascot than as a walking-pace midfielder prone to yellow and red cards, was right.

When the viscous dissipation effect is neglected, the thermal performance of nanofluid is overrated as much as 60%, sufficiently serious to trigger an attention in the performance analysis.

They underestimate her martial skills as much as they overrate their own and they end up in tatters and the inn is demolished.