Sentence examples for overblown of from inspiring English sources

Mozart's difficulties arise possibly because it is the least overblown of music.

Fears often prove overblown, of course, and this particular survey, which was released on Tuesday by the Conference Board, has a spotty track record as an indicator.

The Sign, part of the Clarion hotels chain, comes across as a sort of overblown diorama of the Scandinavian sensibility.

The New York Times called the migration of players overseas "one of the most overblown stories of the lockout" with a majority of those signing being "rookies, middling veterans and fringe players".

In fact, the Time Ceremony is not, as many undergraduates currently think, a parody of the overblown absurdities of Oxford life.

In an interview, Collins told me his intention in the work was to "make fun of the overblown language of advertising".

One of the most destructive outcomes of this trend is how this overblown coverage of crazies shapes our image of one another.

Which makes it pretty much like the deluge in Jamie Lloyd's overblown production of Three Days of Rain.

The overseas migration may be one of the most overblown stories of the lockout.

This was in part based on the "evidence" of a hysterically overblown piece of scare-mongering in the Sun newspaper.

Her sense of melancholic restraint seems all the more wondrous when watching some of the amazing yet overblown covers of the song on YouTube.