Sentence examples for overstated that from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it is simply that fear of the untried might be overstated — that business calamity is not a certainty.
Their introduction assures us that Shakespeare's obscurity is overstated, that "it is perfectly possible to go to a Shakespeare play, with little or no awareness of Early Modern English vocabulary, and have a great time".
I may have overstated that Shay Given save, by the way.
"It cannot be overstated that people want something new, they don't want the same old, same old politicians.
Some political analysts say pastors' sway on election turnout has been overstated, that it has waned in recent years.
The New Statesman argument, perhaps overstated, that this might be the last significant World Cup reflects an increasing reality of globalization.
He really couldn't overstate that enough.
"It is hard to overstate that".
"I don't want to overstate that," she added.
The President's critics wildly overstate that influence.
"These are extremely harsh measures; there's no way to overstate that," Pagoulatos said.
