Fig. 1 Log spectrogram example of standard and overblown tone.
Not surprisingly the overblown, up-and-down quality of the whole extravaganza mirrors Mr. Hirst's overblown, up-and-down career.
The dissonance in league-to-national-team quality produces some overblown expectations, which is due in part to irrational soccer diehards, but mostly to the English Football Authority (the FA).
Maybe it's the fact this is a hometown imprint that's built a loyal following in the right way through quality output, rather than overblown marketing.
Other critics have suggested that, whatever the quality of the engineering, Calatrava's sculptural pavilion is overblown kitsch.
Jurek gave notice to the album's sound quality, telling readers that it does not "capture the sheer overblown intensity of the unit in a concert setting," but that it comes closer than one may imagine.
His unavailing efforts to solicit quality writing for the Overland Monthly eventually led him to simply mock with overblown verse the mentality of the uncritical writers of the American West.
They are a measure of the giant leaps in quality that American winemaking has made in recent years and a gauge of how overblown the wine market has become.
Her story has an epic quality, as if it were one of her own novels or one of those old and overblown Egyptian films.
The first movement came off as a little overblown, but Mr. Sauer, who has a nice, fluid, precise touch, opened the second movement with an appealing loose-limbed quality that tempered this Rondo's tighter, classical air in an interesting way.
