Leonard, who received many prizes for his work, never seemed to overstate his own importance.
Its success has surely been stunning, but Eisler does seem to overstate -- and not for the first time -- when he writes that the Foxwoods opening meant that "for New England, a revolution was at hand".
More significantly, they say privately that he seems to be overstating the evidence of terrorist threats.
"The 'death of TV' seems to be overstated," he added, "but the health of broadcast is not to be deciphered from this upfront".
A raft of other American officials, incensed by recent attacks on Western targets in Afghanistan, joined the verbal assault on Pakistan.Perhaps because he is retiring this week, Admiral Mullen seems to have overstated things.
As it stands this conclusion seems to be overstated.
This failure of commitment is what Slavoj Žižek means, in part, when he calls Buddhism a Western "fetish," and yet to expect it to be otherwise seems to me either to overstate the power of meditation or to understate that of capitalist ideology.
(In the case of Munro, Franzen seems somewhat to overstate the extent of her underappreciation).
More specifically, it seems impossible to overstate just how big of a win this is for Twitter.
