“overblown”簡單造句，overblown造句子

"It's a race, and I'm gonna win," he sings-overblown and pretentious.

An overblown scenario perhaps, but the scare over dividends suggests that many investors are still too optimistic.

Some experts claimed the news was overblown --that the new bug was no worse than many others -- even as other experts, meanwhile, opined that antibiotics could soon be obsolete altogether.

So far the concerns seem overblown.

Increasingly, they are graduating into a world of overblown expectation and debt.

QUESTION FROM NATE: Do you see the news about the USA’s creditors possibly downgrading our credit rating because of our growing debt as overblown?

Biro emphasized to me that his findings in the case should not be "overblown," and that he never meant for them to be conclusive: "I see this as the beginning of a process."

I believe that the whole protein thing is overblown!

Although the danger seems overblown for now, people are starting to wonder where the public hatred of the rich might lead.

This whole thing is simply overblown.

Anne Archer told me that the reputation of Katselas's class as, in Gordon's words, a "Scientology clearinghouse" is overblown.

But those fears appear overblown, for the moment at least.

That is why all the recent talk about Deepwater Horizon putting an indelible stain on Mr Obama's first term, perhaps even deciding the fate of his presidency, is overblown.

A contemporary observer described the king as being 'married to his army' and the metaphor was, in this case, not overblown.

These warnings are grossly overblown.

Despite the bubble talk, some analysts say the worries may be overblown.

Claims that EU has been unable to function since 2005 seem overblown.