Sentence examples for overblown ambitions from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Stockhausen has dangerously overblown ambitions for art.
More than any of the half-built carcasses that littered New Jersey's Gold Coast in those painful years, Port Liberte came to symbolize the overblown ambitions of a real-estate boom gone bad.
'It may not be completely impossible to interest someone in this,' replied an agent after two months, so effectively managing expec tations that I swatted away my fatuous, overblown ambition in embarrassment.
Doubtless, any comparison with "Bridgegate," the scandal that has upended Governor Christie's Presidential ambitions, is overblown — or, at least, premature.
A Proven Track Record Coming from someone else, her ambitions might seem overblown.
Willetts's claim that "more people will now realise their ambition of going to a university" is therefore overblown.
Mr. Glover's new version is rife with plot holes, hazardous to rationality, and his attempt to emulate the overblown poetic flights of Odets is as trite as some people think Odets' metaphors and allegorical ambitions are today.
Are their fears overblown?
Even those who call those fears overblown acknowledge that anti-China feelings, which could be easily exploited, are rising as that country eclipses Japan, builds a formidable military and makes its territorial ambitions clear.
It gets overblown sometimes".
