Sentence examples for over-emphasizing from inspiring English sources

Still, it may be equally ill-advised to "rescue" Dickinson from her loneliness by over-emphasizing a coiled or partially tamed sexuality waiting to burst forth.

I'm not sure if my eye isn't sufficiently trained to see the architecture beneath what actually happened on the court, or if Jackson is just, in retrospect, over-emphasizing his influence on the play — but I have to say I didn't see Rodman's screen to enable Jordan's layup on the penultimate play, or his threatened screen on the final play.

In one section of their argument, Kilcullen and Exum write that the experience of chasing down the leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq, Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi, demonstrates that targeting senior Al Qaeda leaders like Osama Bin Laden and Ayman Al-Zawahiri now in along the Pakistan-Afghan border "has only a slight and fleeting effect on levels of violence" and that "over-emphasizing it wastes resources".

For one thing, the company has been guilty of over-emphasizing the role its AI-based tech plays in Myanmar.

Thus, in order to avoid under- or over-emphasizing the fit at that time point, a reasonable α value would be around N×1/8 (that is, 3 or 13 for N=24 or 103), so that the weight given to the fit of the blood-sample point is one eighth that of the total weight of the fit of the model to PET tot (t).

So how do we toe the line between highlighting how great his opinions are without over-emphasizing their overall importance?

"Some of our supporters tend to over-emphasize what the center will achieve," he added.

Prof. March: First of all, you shouldn't over-emphasize the differences.

The importance of materials quality cannot be over-emphasized in concrete durability.

It's important not to over-emphasize the importance of a single win, even one of this scope.

I really can't over-emphasize how much Mike, as an editor, made writers feel like he had their back.