Sentence examples for we should not overstate from inspiring English sources

We should not overstate the digital case.

We should not dismiss the significance of such an event but we should not overstate its importance.

I have always said, though, that we should not overstate the degree to which consumers rather than doctors are going to be driving treatment, because, I just speak from my own experience, I'm a pretty-well-educated layperson when it comes to medical care; I know how to ask good questions of my doctor.

We should not overstate the Russian military achievement.

So we shouldn't overstate the gravity of what's been happening in Washington.

We shouldn't overstate the ability of memes or hashtags to change the world.

We shouldn't overstate the small minority who are hostile towards it.

"Sixty is an important threshold, but we shouldn't overstate it," said Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.

"It is like a relationship where the couple has been together a very long time," says Smith. "We shouldn't overstate these tensions".

Arguing for continued access to top-tier EU talent must be a priority for the tech sector as exit negotiations begin, but we shouldn't overstate the threat.

Shortly after Corbyn's victory on Saturday, James Schneider of Momentum told me that we shouldn't overstate the number of MPs opposed to his vision.