Sentence examples for overblown one from inspiring English sources

With the unofficial parties becoming increasingly popular and, in some cases, overblown, one may think they could begin to pose a threat to official ticket sales.

Upshot: This is an issue, yes, but a pretty darn overblown one at this point, and — for a change — has little to do with the candidates' plans, positions or policies.

"I think this whole thing is overblown," one commenter said on Twitter.

Kobe Bryant isn't some great, bigoted monster, as some have implied, but he isn't the innocent victim of some overblown one-off incident about a word that's "not even that bad," either.

They mix overblown, one-size-fits-all artspeak with quite a bit of wishful thinking about their work's impact, as if they could control the meaning or effect of their work.

You may get the performance, but then the engineers will say, 'we were overblown on that one line'.

IN a business filled with overblown egos, one man modestly turned his hobby into a career.

"I think this polemic with Cambridge has been overblown," said one close friend of Regeni's in Egypt.

The parallels between Milosevic's Serbia and Hitler's Germany have often been overblown, but one similarity may be worth noting.

There are different ends and while something may seem completely overblown to one person, it might be the most natural, sensible reaction to another.

Although concern about foodborne worms can be overblown, no-one wants to harbour parasites that can stick around for years or even decades.