Sentence examples for overstated importance from inspiring English sources
Birbiglia is pretty clearly criticizing "SNL" in the film, at the very least for its head-scrambling effect on up-and-coming comedians, but, more likely, for what he feels is its overstated importance in the pantheon of American comedy.
Many progressives now argue that its importance has been greatly overstated — that social forces and political pressures, far more than federal judges, were responsible for the demise of segregation.
This step is importance and urgency cannot be overstated - predators depend on your silence.
The importance of these chapters cannot be overstated, given the dire consequences that flow from improperly prepared habeas petitions.
The Democrats' chief contribution to the machinery of American politics, lately, has been the adoption of digital tools as campaign aids, the importance of which is nearly always wildly overstated.
My view is that we've gotten to the point where the importance of these jobs reports can be a little overstated.
As Kostova et al. (2004) stated, "The importance of the human element in building effective knowledge-management systems cannot be overstated" (p. 284).
Call it overstated understatement.
Many progressives now argue that its importance has been greatly overstated that social forces and political pressures, far more than federal judges, were responsible for the demise of segregation.
I kind of overstated it".
