Sentence examples for overrated concept from inspiring English sources
In the N.F.L., with its constant turnover and salaries in the millions, motivation is often considered an overrated concept.
Is team chemistry an overrated concept, and if it isn't, will the Knicks survive Stoudemire's return? A. No, it's not overrated.
I've always felt that coming out was an overrated concept, even as I was doing it myself.
James Copnall Favourite match: Brazil 5 Costa Rica 2. Defending is a vastly overrated concept.
For the others, it's about understanding that credibility and taste can be overrated concepts when genuine belly laughs are on offer.
"Certain American literature is overrated, massively overrated," Xiaolu Guo says.
Nor should it, I feel, when it refers to the outdated, overrated and usually ill-fated concept of art resembling life.
President George W. Bush, they wrote, had just proved that "the quest to define a simple, [George] Kennan-esque concept to guide U.S. foreign policy is fruitless, overrated and even dangerous in the complex world of the 21st century.
"Overrated," he shrugged.
