Sentence examples for overstated language from inspiring English sources

A8 British Dossier on Iraq Faulted Overstated language in the dossier that the government published asserting that Iraq could quickly deploy unconventional weapons caused concern among intelligence experts, according to officials testifying at the inquiry into the suicide of the weapons expert David Kelly.

Miles compares it to the "high modernism" of Djuna Barnes, but if that seems a little overstated (Burroughs' intentions were less about expanding our relationship with language than undermining it), there's no question that he meant to change the way we interact with words.

The company just launched a chatbot called "Rocky" — powered by IBM Watson's natural language processing services (which this lowly reporter thinks is a bunch of overstated BS) — to help anyone in their search for that perfect (non-conflict-sourced) diamond ring.  .

As you can see from these leaked press shots, first published by TheVerge, even the phone's design language says "Camera," from the huge, almost bezel-free display on the front to the overstated camera sensor on the middle of the Lumia 1020's backside.

The central assertion of the "International Art English" essay, that today's artspeak amounts to an entirely new language (it "has everything to do with English, but it is emphatically not English"), seemed both overstated and trivial -- but most of all strangely tone deaf about the art world about which it claimed to speak so authoritatively.

No public words of Stravinsky's were ever more potent, more overstated or more thoroughly misconstrued.

Call it overstated understatement.

I kind of overstated it".

The opposite, overstated, was what was meant.

The argument is provocative but overstated.

The analogy was both overstated and unflattering.