All of the responses you cite suggest a somewhat inflated view of American responsibility, or capability.
What results is a somewhat inflated view of coal's influence, good and bad, on civilization as we know it.
Soon after we met, this unexampled man told me that "One must have a somewhat inflated opinion of oneself" if success is to crown such great endeavors.
The lungs always remain somewhat inflated because of a partial vacuum between the membrane covering the lung and that which lines the chest.
They produce a rosette of lettucelike, lobed or divided, vegetative leaves, which often have somewhat inflated petioles (an adaptation to floating).
But they aren't data-deniers or "poll truthers" for thinking that Obama's current odds of victory may have become somewhat inflated.
These planets orbit moderately bright stars with V magnitudes within the range of 11.9 14.4 mag while the planets span a range of masses of 0.88 1.22 MJ and have somewhat inflated radii between 1.23 and 1.64 RJ.
That figure encompasses auto parts as well as fashion accessories and is somewhat inflated, since many people who buy bogus goods might not have purchased the higher-priced originals.
One-bedroom apartments, a sector that is sensitive to interest rates, inspired the most frenetic trading in 15 years, a sign of a shift in focus from a somewhat inflated luxury-driven marketplace (where the entry threshold is now $2.95 million) to a more accessible demographic.
That may be, if the IRS is behaving the way it usually does, a somewhat inflated calculation.
Currently Obama's score is 34 (and trending down) and Romney, whose follower count on Twitter may be somewhat inflated, is at 25 (and trending up a bit).
