Sentence examples for with overstatement from inspiring English sources

Aside from wasting precious time, a long, disjointed message is often laden with overstatement and useless information.

The Japanese public was informed of the victory with overstatement of the American damage and understatement of their own.

His dialogue hasn't been at its sharpest in a while — even in "Café Society," a few good zingers popped out in a script that can otherwise feel leaden with overstatement.

Andersen concluded that while the total misstatements were large, most of them dealt with overstatements from prior years and that the misstatements stemming from 1993 items were not large enough to be material to that year's profit.

"I would love to conquer the world with it," he added with characteristic overstatement.

She responded with bracing overstatement.

Ours is a sophisticated exhibitionism," Severgnini explains, with an overstatement deftly rendered by his translator, Giles Watson.

Each inmate briefly introduces himself and his life and then acts, either with comic overstatement or startling intensity, the same nondescript scene.

Helen Hong, a Laughter in the Park regular, recalled, with comedic overstatement, the terror of performing in front of "a million people" in Union Square Park last year.

Thus, Books in Print lists more than 150 distinct titles on the subject, a library woozy with humid overstatement and baby boomer mythology.

But the news that Brogan is to leave, although not entirely unexpected by some insiders, has set social media alight, albeit with considerable overstatement about "mass sackings".