Sentence examples for not overblown from inspiring English sources

The rave reviews are not overblown.

One way to ensure that perfumed food is exquisite and tempting, not overblown and overwhelming, is to use natural flavours.

Yes, his drawing, "Portrait of a Young Woman", the most beautiful work in the Leuven show, gives a strong hint (comparisons with Leonardo da Vinci are not overblown).

This statement is feather-ruffling if not overblown and potentially insulting to the likes of Gary Snyder and Wendell Berry and even Thomas Jefferson.

Jun 2nd 2012 Economic misunderstanding, not overblown rhetoric, is the real problem with the president Related: Lexington: The war over class war May 26th 2012 Mitt Romney wants to talk about the economy, not social issues.

Whatever you think of Powell's recommended solutions, his diagnosis of the situation as it stood in the early nineteen-seventies was, I think, reasonably accurate and not overblown: there was enormous skepticism about capitalism, an excessive infatuation with socialist solutions, and a profound disgust with big business.

Then he discovered something: another way into his concerns that wasn't overblown and historical, but personal, intimate, and sad.

It's not an overblown orchestral style.

The possibility of hackers taking control of aircraft, while real, should not be overblown.

And Mr. Wesseltoft's remark is not only overblown, but also divisive.

Mr. Cotton, 46, said "Elegy" was born of the desire to write a "public" work, although not big, overblown statement.