Sentence examples for overblown judgments from inspiring English sources

Yet more overblown judgments are inevitable.

The utility industry has been no more immune to poor judgment and overblown expectations than its unregulated brethren.

Most of us priests of the New York Archdiocese are appalled at the letter critical of Cardinal Edward M. Egan from "A Committee of Concerned Clergy for the Archdiocese of New York" because of its anonymity (who constitutes it, and how many?) and its overblown rhetoric, written in anger and articulating emotional judgments, generalized and uncharitable (news article, Oct. 15).

Disagreements between them on European integration and the balance between liberty and security remain quite profound, despite cosmetic agreement to resist the euro (hardly a controversial judgment at the moment) and pass a rather overblown "freedom bill".

Almost a decade later, it appears that two gross errors of judgment took place: Mr. Lindh's misguided and naïve behavior, and the tragically overblown assertion that he was one of them, a terrorist.

The Trump campaign responded immediately, charging in a statement from spokesman Jason Miller that Clinton had shown she  "was unable to answer for her terrible foreign policy judgment, mishandling of classified information and claims that the V.A. wait time scandal was overblown" at Wednesday's forum.  .

This argument is overblown.

It gets overblown sometimes".

That is overblown.

The description seems overblown.

This worry is overblown.