Sentence examples for should not overstate from inspiring English sources

We should not overstate the digital case.

One should not overstate the case: stealing trainers and burning police cars are not the hallmarks of political sophistication.

We should not dismiss the significance of such an event but we should not overstate its importance.

One should not overstate this bullishness; at the end of July, most major indices (including the Dow) were down on the year.

I should not overstate the boldness of the festival, which remains a big-institution series built around a tried-and-true namesake.

"One should not overstate the significance of either organization," said Kenneth Jacobson, associate national director of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith.

So we shouldn't overstate the gravity of what's been happening in Washington.

We shouldn't overstate the ability of memes or hashtags to change the world.

We shouldn't overstate the small minority who are hostile towards it.

"Sixty is an important threshold, but we shouldn't overstate it," said Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.

"It is like a relationship where the couple has been together a very long time," says Smith. "We shouldn't overstate these tensions".