Sentence examples for would be an overstatement from inspiring English sources
Terrible would be an overstatement.
"Slowdown would be an overstatement".
But to say that business was approaching that of the boom years would be an overstatement.
But to call those a slap on the wrist would be an overstatement.
To say that the city is gripped by election fever would be an overstatement.
You got undressed, you wobbled around — dance would be an overstatement.
To claim that one could model the whole complexity of living with a mental illness would be an irresponsible overstatement.
To say he was in the Mets' plans would be a vast overstatement.
Other officials said that it would be a significant overstatement to say that the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty was in trouble, and that Israel and Egypt had a history of working through their problems together.
"To describe her as a minor figure in the history of philosophical thinking about knowledge and reality would be a wild overstatement," says Brian Leiter, director of the Center for Law, Philosophy and Human Values at the University of Chicago.
To call its end a tragedy would be a sentimental overstatement, but the world rarely moves on without leaving some things behind, and it's good to acknowledge that.
