Sentence examples for overblown hot from inspiring English sources
The sugar, which is fermented into alcohol; the acidity, which offers liveliness, and the other grape components all must be in balance, otherwise the wines can be thin and acidic, or, more likely, overblown, hot and fatiguing.
It's June, and summer is thick everywhere, a sleepy, viscous, sensuous emanation; hot blasts of air, opaque with pollen from the overblown suburban gardens, are ripe with smells from bins and dog mess.
The subsequent news that China's rate of consumer-price inflation shot up to 4.4% in June has added to concerns that its red-hot economy is now fuelling rather than dampening global inflation.Such fears are overblown.
Amalric is such a pungent personality that this has to be a hot ticket, but Cannes regulars will remember with a shudder Vincent Gallo's wildly self-indulgent and overblown psychological drama Brown Bunny.
Hot on the heels of the launch of their Dragon Dictation app (and a short-lived and mostly overblown privacy scandal), Nuance has just launched a second iPhone application: Dragon Search.
Are their fears overblown?
It gets overblown sometimes".
This practical concern is overblown.
This argument is overblown.
The description seems overblown.
