Sentence examples for somewhat overblown from inspiring English sources
A psychiatrist's somewhat overblown response to a somewhat overblown problem.
Those claims turned out to be somewhat overblown.
At the same time, though, the industry's claims of a labor shortage may be somewhat overblown.
The data Saturday suggested that fears of a more pronounced slowdown in China might be somewhat overblown.
Berinsky was less sanguine, but suggested that the depth of the divisions revealed in the past election have been somewhat overblown.
Updated at 9.59am GMT 8.21am GMT City experts reckon the weekend chatter about a new sterling crisis (see below) was somewhat overblown.
Given that his team's first five Premier League fixtures – Tottenham at home, Cardiff away, Chelsea at home, Manchester City away and Arsenal at home – are somewhat brutal, Benítez's fears appear anything but overblown.
With the much larger body of the iPhone 6 Plus in particular, perhaps allowing for additional stress while constrained in the user's pocket, the issue may be somewhat more prevalent, but it's still being overblown.
While such demands might be overblown, Suu Kyi's record on Rohingya rights is somewhat sketchy and does little to defend her intentions.
These moments sit somewhat awkwardly with the rest of the book's prose, which is overblown in a less exalted tradition.
Are their fears overblown?
