Sentence examples for so overblown from inspiring English sources
So I think some of this is so overblown.
Rather, it's that the expectations and assumptions surrounding this phrase have become so overblown.
The workers' compensation system in California is so overblown that insurance rates are 220% higher than the national average.
This is an important topic, because the temporary so-called 'pause' or 'hiatus' has been so overblown in the media.
A recurring criticism is that the inquiry has become so overblown and complicated as to doom it to eventual failure.
Gianotto commented: "These articles are, in general, not nearly as bad as their titles - but the titles have become SO overblown, they're meaningless and annoying.
A good part of this is down to safety fears, some of which are so overblown that schools effectively ban their pupils from arriving by bike.
Lead single I Want To Love You is so overblown and emotion-racked it makes the likes of Celine Dion sound restrained and retiring.
Dissembling, he started talking about the trip he took to Russia in 2015, which, he said, had been "so overblown" by the media.
His sense of his own wisdom and unique talents was so overblown that he truly believed he could stake out an independent position for himself and still remain a trusted and vital part of the Roosevelt team".
If anything, vaccination presents an easier case for trumping parental rights, not just because the safety concerns are so overblown but because the risk of failure to immunize extends beyond the individual child.
