Sentence examples for overblown worry from inspiring English sources

In 1996, with an overblown worry about your re-election and a desire not to seem too liberal, you put your name to that execrable decree.

But maybe the envy/horror their inevitable ascent to the top is bound to generate can at least temporarily end overblown worries that the league has lost its capacity to surprise and excite in middle-age.

But some African-American leaders have expressed concern that the controversy has been overblown and worry that the governor will not get a full hearing for his side of the story.

This worry is overblown.

But those worries are overblown.

But some airline experts see those worries as overblown.

"We can't afford to lose that diversity," she says.Such worries are overblown.

But if "All Good Things" is any measure, perhaps those worries are overblown.

Nobody was jailed.Andrew Mango, a biographer of Ataturk, thinks secularists' worries are overblown.

An OnStar spokeswoman, Geri Lama, suggested that Mr. Dunnam's worries were overblown.

Dr. Richard A. Friedman, a psychiatrist at Cornell University, used to cheerfully reassure his anxious patients that their worries were overblown.