Sentence examples for overstated for from inspiring English sources

"Currently, we feel that the risk may be overstated for the patient investor.

The metaphor seems a bit overstated for even the most doltish member of the movie audience.

The dangers of global warming are being overstated for the same reason.

Toni Regarding the "autopsy" report after Republicans lost in 2012 — you and Sean Trende of RealClearPolitics and others have rightly pointed out that the importance of Latino voters was overstated for that election and even overstated for this November.

That is all true, yet the importance of that guiding word — fundamentals — cannot be overstated for Cust's new team, the Seattle Mariners.

But many worried about near-term oil shortages believe that the gulf reserves been overstated for political purposes by Persian Gulf countries.

I'm overstating for effect.

At times Mr. Eyre overstates for effect.

QUOTES: "Sometimes I overstate for emphasis" is his understated explanation for his approach.

The loss of the hospital was hard to overstate for South Los Angeles.

Hazlitt may have been slightly overstating for effect, but he might not have been surprised that much of the British media have been more exercised by curtailed beach holidays at Hammamet than any democratic blossoming of the Tunisian people.