Sentence examples for overstated fear from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey is bullish on the global economy looking forward, despite likely overstated fear around the euro and investors overly concerned with the regulatory environment.

Between Elon Musk's existential terror over the rise of artificial intelligence, and the deadly smart AI in Alex Garland's thriller Ex Machina, the intelligent machine has recently come in for some overstated fear.

Perhaps it will turn out my fears are overstated, and that depositors will not panic in other countries.

Dronet said that the crime fears were overstated and that the majority of the fans who did come semi-regularly were from the suburbs.

But those fears are overstated because Medicaid currently pays for transplants.

But union leaders, who had proposed 33 Hong Kong dollars an hour, say that these fears are overstated given Hong Kong's low employment rate and the buoyant state of the economy.

Insisting that fears are dramatically overstated, Genspace has come a long way in reversing negative perceptions.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — The Syrian playwright Mohammad al-Attar considers the common wisdom about the uprising in his country — "the fear is gone" — somewhat overstated.

It was crime and the fear of violence, however paranoid or overstated, that impelled the rise of Richard Nixon, and of George Wallace, and fuelled the paranoia about cities that became a staple of the American political diet for decades.

"This fear of inflation, I think, is way overstated," Mr. Bernanke said.

But others fear it will needlessly criminalise a generation of men.Religion, however, is an overstated problem.