Sentence examples similar to over emphasises from inspiring English sources

Nick Grealy, a gas advocate who publishes the No Hot Air website, said that the problems with shale gas had been "over emphasised".

The ups and downs of climate polling in Australia for example appears to show an increase in the polarisation over the issue, but it is easy to over emphasise that when you're asking the question compared to large swathes of the community where the issue may rarely or never come up.

Here, raw score points understate the true magnitude of change, whereas in the middle of the scale, they over emphasise the magnitude of change.

Quills simplifies De Sade into a modern "victim" and over-emphasises his potential as a focus for liberal-political meanings when, in fact, his life and perhaps his literary intentions - if you think of him as a satirist - can be seen as an object lesson, warning against the excesses of cultural relativism and nihilism; a very modern lesson, it would seem.

But let's not over-emphasise differences.

He wouldn't over-emphasise the good situations.

Two, it over-emphasised the subsidiary nature of the contest.

It would be impossible to over-emphasise what a clever book Romantic Moderns is.

It's hard to over-emphasise the importance of the hydrogen bonds in water.

It is difficult to over-emphasise the cultural importance of cider to Shepton Mallet.

I can't over-emphasise the importance of education: education shapes their future".