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Overblown
Overblown meaning
Of exaggerated importance; too heavily emphasized, hyped, etc.
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Another insider has also claimed the situation has been ‘massively overblown’.
As Aaron Boone noted from a gloomy Yankees clubhouse, the story of their struggles without Aaron Judge — they’re 4-8 since he busted his toe at Dodger Stadium — is somewhat overblown.
But if you dig deeper, you find some that are perhaps overblown, too, like those speculating that these AI-powered innovations will replace human talent.
However, dig a little deeper, and it’s clear that these valuation worries are not overblown.
Most of what we get now has to be made with an overblown budget and include pre-existing characters, so having a simple film that you won’t have to give much thought to afterward is kind of refreshing.
Some argue that concerns about the lack of technical expertise on Capitol Hill have been overblown, saying lawmakers have already introduced bills that could address most issues with generative AI, including data protection and algorithmic audit bills.
Speculation over New England making the trade solely to spite New York is overblown but Tomlin joked that they didn’t have to twist Bill Belichick’s arm to make a deal.
Surreal and overblown, Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of TruthsAlejandro G. Iñárritu at his most unabashedly self-congratulatory.
That seems overblown as the pact has a clear withdrawal provision which requires just six months notice: much like Britain leaving the EU, the UK could one day leave CPTPP.
The thrill of writing Joe Burrow content with the knowledge he’d become the Bengals’ new QB was soon overblown by massive uncertainty with COVID-19.
Voter ID critics say the incidence of such fraud is overblown.
What used to feel groundbreaking and brave in his previous output begins to look overblown and desperate to hang onto the audience’s attention span.
About 100 readers shared their memories with Boston.com. Some remembered blood and violence, while others thought the “riot” description was overblown.
Another commented added: "I think it’s overblown and people just notice scousers more.
Balch believes the dire warnings about a potential second term are overblown.
Cohen’s portrayal of Mary in this overblown, New Age retelling of her story wavers between dutiful, courageous and winsome.
Different, also unaccountable, monitor physicians’ prescribing patterns and compare them with their colleagues’, so this is not an overblown concern.
Dunleavy said those concerns are overblown.
He is stepping into one of the top defenses in the NFL, so I personally think the concerns of not playing next to Smith are overblown.
I cannot think of a song that is a more suitable example of overblown aggression than “Before He Cheats” by Carrie Underwood.