Sentence examples for was both overstated from inspiring English sources

The analogy was both overstated and unflattering.

Both pieces determined that the role of trade was likely overstated, and both pieces came to that conclusion by relying on research published by Josh Bivens, of the Economic Policy Institute.This state of affairs was not especially pleasing to Mr Bivens, who apparently felt his findings were being misinterpreted.

(Correspondingly, the 0.64 percentage-point defence contribution to growth in the third quarter was somewhat overstated).

Mr. Miller said the speed of the acquisitions was overstated, partly because many works had already been identified as worthy by the Modern's curator, Mr. Garrels.

The Global Humanitarian Forum report on deaths from global warming was another largely overstated and poorly founded effort.

Much of the information provided or cleared by the Central Intelligence Agency for inclusion in Secretary Powell's speech was overstated, misleading or incorrect.

He complimented her confidence, but said the underwear joke was "unnecessary and overstated".

"I think it's largely overstated".

JEFFREY TOOBIN: Brennan's lobbying skills are somewhat overstated.

I believe the merits of veganism are somewhat overstated.

He believes the notion that China will rule the world to be "profoundly overstated and incorrect".