Sentence examples for too overblown from inspiring English sources

"I always thought the competitive thing was too overblown.

The language is a little too overblown and biblical even for Tony Blair, but several generations later, as we prepare for another war of liberation in Mesopotamia, the sentiment of the rhetoric is strikingly similar.

"It's an album that's too overblown and daft for the songs to have the desired emotional impact: it's never really intimate enough for the feelings Welch expresses to connect".

That may seem strong language, too overblown and dramatic (and now coming from a long-time religion professor, no less).

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Put aside, too, the overblown and at times dishonest Western claims in the past about the kind of Afghanistan that would emerge.

So the movies offered patriotic lore and other sorts of issue-oriented advocacy, from the mental-health self-help support group of "Silver Linings Playbook" to the wan religious syncretism of "Life of Pi which is why the ceremony's far-too-many overblown, overlong, overloud production numbers suddenly make sense.

And an impatience with subtlety is one of the problems with the first episode of "Outlaw" -- the plot points and the performances are overblown, too obvious and too cute.

As it happens, I think these concerns are overblown too.

The scrolls seem overblown, too, for the significance of their subject matter.

Then more people may be willing to name the new Trident as too costly, an overblown response to an out-of-date threat.