“overstate”簡單造句，overstate造句子

people need to be careful not to overstate what we know about preventing Alzheimer's disease.

It is difficult to overstate the impact that the films these women made had on the hinterlands.

It would be hard to overstate the audacity it took to release the film in 1940 - the world's most beloved entertainer mocking the world's most hated tyrant.

But did the panel overstate its case?

First, as argued above, China's figures overstate investment.

So a man may overstate what he has to make himself appear more desirable to a woman.

It’s easy to overstate the impact of it, to be fair, as over fiveyears since it was launched, Firefox is still – in spite of plenty of mediaattention – sitting at under a quarter of the market.

The significance of this last point is impossible to overstate.

It can be a danger, as we're often reminded, to overstate these things without that magical "proof" we're always looking for.

I don't want to overstate Petit's role in this book.

Present a positive and confident picture of yourself, but don't overstate your case.

Even the statistical office's estimate may overstate the eventual cost.

There are any number of ways to overstate a bit of pop culture, but overstating a show about nothing is perhaps the easiest.

Public officials can embezzle cash directly; they can overstate peoples' damage claims in return for a bribe, or demand kick-backs for rebuilding contracts.

Exaggerate and overstate problems.

But this may overstate the importance of America to the Asian tigers.

The importance of this shift from a monolithic product to services is hard to overstate.