Sentence examples for overblown power from inspiring English sources

Turbulence isn't hard to find elsewhere: in hip-hop, in hard rock, in overblown power ballads.

Mr. LaVerdiere fights fire with fire much too literally; he tries to show the overblown hollowness of power with works that are themselves hollow and overblown.

Exposure to public nervousness is a cost of doing business in the nuclear industry, just as exposure to volatile prices is a cost in the gas industry.It may be that fears of nuclear power are overblown: after all, the UN figure of around 4,000 eventual deaths as a result of the Chernobyl accident is lower than the official annual death-rate in Chinese coal mines.

The usual frightening and overblown warnings about using power tools apply here.

In their brief opposing review of the Ninth Circuit's decision, lawyers for Dr. Alvarez-Machain assert that the government's concerns about the separation of powers are overblown.

"The assessment of German power is vastly overblown," said Hanns W. Maull, professor of international relations at the University of Trier, Germany.

"I think the whole thing is an overblown attempt to exert government power over us," said Bob Allen, a Washington state apple farmer.

So, while DeepMind only has a handful of contracts with NHS Trusts for the Streams app and delivery infrastructure at this stage, the reviewers' concerns over the risk of the company gaining "excessive monopoly power" do not seem overblown.

Allegations of Google's monopoly power in search are overblown, especially since Google only had 65% of the U.S. core search market in May 2011 according to comScore.com.com

But many academics say that Gottman's powers of prophecy are overblown, that he can't truly predict if a couple will split.

Negative self-talk is so destructive because, not only are you validating those (sometimes enormously overblown) opinions but you're perpetuating their power over you.