How To Use Overdramatize In A Sentence
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However, like those who declared that the sky was falling in the 1980s, one cannot help feeling that Barnett has overdramatized the situation.
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In one story on calcium channel blockers - hypertension preventatives - the media overdramatized the drugs' risks.
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As you close your eyes to sleep, tell yourself you aren't going to overdramatize anything that happened during the day or any concerns you may have about sleeping.
Doc Childre: Sleep Better Now: 3 Ways Your Heart Can Help
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Commercial publishers have a tendency to get the product on the street as early as possible and to overdramatize the role of the leader - because it sells books.
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Sometimes I wonder if we should switch our professions, the way you like to overdramatize things.
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I think this is an important issue but we can't just take one area of concern and overdramatize it, particularly not in the context of all the good these institutions do.
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Erinn gratuitously rags on Dragonlicker, calling his monastic approach, "the martyr approach," telling how he will overdramatize his suffering to give him an excuse for blowing the next challenge.
Tallulah Morehead: Survivor Tocantins: Puff's Revenge
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I don't mean to overdramatize the event, since what I'm really writing about is relaxation.
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When you close your eyes at night, tell yourself you aren't going to overdramatize your concerns about sleeping.
Deborah Rozman Ph.D.: Why You Can't Sleep At Night And What You Can Do About It
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She and Teresita headed down the street in a small city with more shoe stores than Chicago and upon entering the first shoe store they crossed - now I don´t want to overdramatize this event since what happened next defies overdramatization - the two women sales clerks looked at that little girl and my wife as if Quasimodo and The Elephant Man had just strolled in looking for handouts.
Lepers Without Leprosy
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In one story on calcium channel blockers - hypertension preventatives - the media overdramatized the drugs' risks.
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Orchestral flourishes sweep in and out but smartly never overpower or overdramatize the songs.
Album review: Magic Kids, "Memphis"
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My tendency to overdramatize things in my mind doesn't help either.
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We've been talking about how wonderful forensic science is, but those programs do tend to overdramatize it.
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Asked about the Turkmenistan piece, Mr. Brûlé said, "I didn't think we had to overdramatize it.
Moneyed Monde of Monocle Ignores Market Roil
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He was an animated character who overdramatized excitement, which was partially why the play was so funny.
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Ms. Merkel said she didn ' t want to overdramatize the situation, but added that a year ago, no one would have anticipated the steps the European Union has been forced to take to shore up the euro.
Merkel Sees Troubles for Euro
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Pknows what the Rogers problem is, but he feels K is too self-concerned and inclined to overdramatize.
In the Shadow of the Oval Office
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In the versions of the story I have heard – and according to his biography, Lang re-embroidered the tale multiple times – When Goebbels got serious, Lang started looking at the clock on the wall, because he knew he had that much time left before the bank would close and he could draw out all his money: Tick, tock … A very Lang moment, relentlessly overdramatized.
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But one shouldn't overdramatize that or overstate it.
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It's to Fererra's credit that he never overdramatizes events here.
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But we tend as a society to sensationalize and overdramatize the effect.
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Despite this tendency to overdramatize the story, much that is worthwhile still appears in this book.
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I think they have to be careful not to overdramatize it.
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Adults, on the other hand, tend to overdramatize or put too much into everyday behavior as a result of having a serious illness.
