Sentence examples for perhaps overblown from inspiring English sources

That is perhaps overblown.

As less than 10 people lived nearby, our fears were perhaps overblown.

Pixar, which quietly celebrated its 25th anniversary this year, remains one of the most admired motion picture operations in Hollywood history, but there are fears — perhaps overblown — that its focus will stray.

But control and ownership of the network will remain with the EU (most of whose members are, or soon will be, America's military allies in NATO), through a yet-to-be-formed, and ominously titled, "Surveillance Authority".This means that American fears about the use of Galileo during, say, a crisis in the Taiwan Strait, are perhaps overblown.

"Right now, we are so hidden here that if you turned out the harbor lights you couldn't find us," said Carrie Williams, the city manager, a title that is perhaps overblown for a burg that is little more than a harbor and a 14-story apartment tower built to take a hit by Japanese bombers.

She had taken flak in the midterms from Democrats to her left and her right, and there was some doubt, perhaps overblown, that she would get reelected speaker.

Despite all the headlines — and there were hundreds of them — Bob Diamond's role in the scandal was minimal, and perhaps wildly overblown.

Despite all the headlines about his role running a bank at the heart of the Libor scandal, Mr. Diamond's role in the matter was minimal, and perhaps wildly overblown.

While the lyrics are perhaps a little overblown, Fish's half-sung, half-ranted vocal gets disturbingly into the role of the jealous ex-lover of a celebrity.

Overblown, perhaps, but no doubt the yearning has some relation to the bloating of the league in the interests of holding it together, mostly by worshiping at the altar of football.

There is a lot of cant being fired off on both sides of the debate raging around the parliamentary voting system and constituencies bill, but the "gerrymandering" charge is perhaps the most overblown aspect of it.