Sentence examples for overblown current from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise Trump sees this in Flacco though -- leveraging past successes to acquire an overblown current status is the man's speciality, is it not? .

The account was an occasionally funny and often profane deflation of America's current overblown food culture ("Jesus. This fucking cold, gray city. Snorting salmon roe off tiny pancakes. Golden showers of lemon. Money shot of sour cream. New York")., and the author accumulated seventy-one thousand followers.

Yet another big current problem: overblown housing market and lack of new build.

Mark Penn's note is full of overblown claims based on current polling.

Lest calling our country a low-key oiligarchy sound overblown, consider Trudeau's current fave talking point, that building Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline is a ~necessary~ part of Canada's climate strategy.

Some may think that such concerns are overblown, as there is no current evidence in financial futures markets that a crisis is on the horizon.

Once again, current fears are overblown for this business, which boasts a superb 120-year record.

No. Schwartz sees obstacles in Third World poverty and the spread of epidemic diseases, though he believes that the current epidemic was overblown by the media.

Their discussion covered many topics, including the Super Bowl they will host in 2014, the current labor negotiations and the overblown Dolphins' issue.

Rather than go where many authors have gone before, Kolata questions whether the current alarm over obesity is overblown — and whether the culture of dieting isn't itself harmful.

E. Gerald Corrigan, former New York Fed chairman, says that Russia remains "a wild card" but that the current bout of market jitters is overblown.