Sentence examples for something of an overstatement from inspiring English sources

Believing vs. Attending That is something of an overstatement.

This is something of an overstatement — there are a handful of repair shops in the state.

If the structure is dilapidated (something of an overstatement), the seminary has only itself to blame.

The importance of their relationship as depicted in the film is something of an overstatement.

IT WOULD be something of an overstatement, explains Angel Taveras, the mayor of Providence, Rhode Island's capital, to call the measures he signed this week a "strategy" for dealing with the city's financial troubles.

To call it a story may be something of an overstatement, since "Madadayo" has none of the narrative intensity or epic sweep for which Kurosawa is best known among American audiences.

Granted, Mourning's widely hailed impact on the team as a worker nonpareil was something of a sentimental overstatement, but his invisibility in the months after his kidney transplant has been peculiar, even off-putting.

That turned out to be a bit of an overstatement, something that early arrivals sensed right away Thursday when K. J. Choi of South Korea birdied the first five holes.

This may be a bit of an overstatement.

StealthSurfer's name is a bit of an overstatement.

That is a bit of an overstatement for now.