Sentence examples for overblown violence from inspiring English sources

A treasure-trove of pop-culture references, the 35 video loops spanned a broad range of comedic sensibility, from overblown violence to cheeky minimalism.

An overblown wildness reigned.

Dr Evan Lyon of Partners in Health, working at the General Hospital in Port-au-Prince, claimed that misinformation and overblown reports of violence had hampered the delivery of aid and medical services.

Protest leaders say that only nonviolent demonstrations are planned and that fears about violence are overblown.

In response to the criticism, several conservative leaders say reports of threats, intimidation and violence are being overblown or were not true and were instead part of an effort to vilify and silence critics of the Democratic Congress and Obama administration.

Even if Shao's red Pumas fit, I'm not convinced that Luhrmann's extravagance, the sentimentality and overblown grandiosity, the caricatures and cartoonish violence, do.

Conjectures about possible violence by demonstrators, however, are overblown.

These suggest that the stories of violence and looting, though not false, are overblown.

In June, the Washington Post published an op-ed by George Will decrying sexual violence against women on college campuses as overblown, creating an atmosphere of victimhood as a prized and privileged status.

Those findings alone suggest that the systemic violence often cited as the compelling argument for stricter border laws may be overblown.

It gets overblown sometimes".