overblown sentence examples

• Overblown in this way, press the ctrl and end keys on the keyboard.
• Overblown finale, chan and wilson's chemistry makes the movie themselves.
• If a claim feels slightly overblown, then tone it down.
• Bird experts at cornell university's lab of ornithology also said the protest seemed overblown.
• Overblown rhetoric, they said: a sad case of a politician drunk on the heady fumes of his own power.
• Raoul was too flimsy and foppish until the moment of the sword fight and even then that was a little overblown.
• With extra money coming in, there could be a danger that the market could become overblown.
• Overblown claims about our prospects.
• Tuition fees, foundation hospitals, faith schools - even the ridiculously overblown debate on fox-hunting - have all provoked a visceral reaction.
• If a claim feels slightly overblown, then tone it down.
• Overblown hype we've come to expect from honda following a highly successful winter of testing.
• Whilst the vastly overblown media hysteria and their ignorance will always alienate football fans, wales is wales and that was fantastic.
• It has a catchy chorus, a gorgeous melody and even manages to throw in an orchestral break without sounding overblown.
• Overblown style which was to win churchill the nobel prize for literature.
• But in the attempts to make the film look as intentionally bad as possible, the film actually turns into a rather overblown cheese-fest.
• But the value of information to democracy tends to get overblown.
• Overblown battle against malaria?
• In 1977 atlantic funded the sessions for the gambler but the results were so overblown that it was not released.

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