But that danger can be overstated.
The film's focus on "perfect" bodies is sometimes cited as an example of its distinctly fascist aesthetic, but that case can be overstated.
But that tendency can be overstated – as per comic Spencer Brown's recent piece for Chortle, which diagnoses "the desperation of the comedy critic to elevate comedy (and thus their own standing) to the position of high art".
I don't think the scale of the business opportunities created by that particular market can be overstated in this forum, and I'm sure our readers can appreciate that a similarly improved camera might lead to quite a harvest by imaging and design businesses.
The history of one-day and Twenty20 tournaments between national teams also shows that home advantage can be overstated.
(For an argument that this requirement can be overstated, see Sunstein 1993, 769 73).
Saskia Walzel, senior policy advocate at Consumer Focus, says that the extent of copyright infringement online can be overstated, as is the notion that a hippyish commitment to an unregulated internet drives behaviour.
Of course, you don't need to be a statistician to see that if the burdens of caregiving can be overstated in studies like these, the benefits might be, too.
That said, Varèse's involvement with electronic music can be overstated.
