Sentence examples for possible to overstate from inspiring English sources

Of course, it's possible to overstate the tensions.

It's barely possible to overstate the significance of this Bible.

Of course, it is possible to overstate how things have changed.

But it is possible to overstate German reliance on British participation in its supply chains.

Good as the result is for the party, though, it's possible to overstate the importance of this result.

It is not possible to overstate the joy expressed by America's most conservative leaders when, in 1981, Ronald Reagan nominated Koop to the position of Surgeon General.

It is possible, therefore, to overstate the extent to which the West has dominated in terms of global sports structures, organizations, and ideologies.

This may result in a possible tendency of some survey participants to overstate their experience or interest in a desire to please the surveyor.

She said it was not possible that Mr. Skilling was unaware that the partnerships helped Enron to overstate its profits.

Not to overstate things.

Its usefulness is hard to overstate.