1 Don't overstate your case or no one will believe you.

2 He tends to overstate his case when talking politics.

3 She's very busy so don't overstate the case - just give her the essentials.

4 It is easy to overstate the case.

5 Don't overstate your case.

6 It is hard to overstate the difference in expression and outlook in these two women so strikingly similar in feature.

7 For Brailsford, who had a tendency to overstate his case, this marked a decisive turning point in world history.

8 Similarly radicals overstate the degree of unanimity among the medical profession, which is in fact riven with dissension and competing ideologies.

9 It would be erroneous to overstate this apprehension, for there was another aspect to the argument.

10 Politicians typically overstate their case in order to get their point across.

11 Although these facts look impressive, they may overstate the success of policy against restrictive practices.

12 It would be difficult to overstate how important a figure this Baltimore newspaperman was in the world of wine.

13 But why does the CPI overstate actual inflation?

14 The numbers, however, rather overstate the improvement.

15 We shouldn't overstate our past achievements.

16 It is possible to overstate the benefits of stabilization.

17 She was anxious to overstate her real social status.

18 We must neither ignore our problems nor overstate them.

19 But to overstate the importance of marketing, since it a business to its customers.

20 In some countries, notably China, official estimates overstate the likely fiscal stimulus.

21 I cannot overstate the importance of long - term projects.

22 Official figures almost certainly overstate the size of the spending boom: local bureaucrats may well be exaggerating investment in order to impress their masters in Beijing.

23 The company says the sensor could overstate the amount of gasoline in the tank.

24 Though the central banks wield enormous power[], we should not overstate their ability to shape the economy in the long run.

25 As you may have gathered from watching television, Hosea has a tendency to overstate his case.

26 Shaking firmly to write when being homesick one may overstate careing of what continuously.

27 The point is that the broadest measures of the money supply (M2 and M3) vastly overstate how much "real money" actually exists in the system.

28 Wolfowitz participated in the infamous Team B project, which was an effort to radically overstate Soviet capabilities and radically misstate Soviet intentions in the 1970s.

29 Some visitors to China and, say free - speech advocates overstate the censors'power.

30 The importance of fair value accounting to responsible systemic risk management is hard to overstate.

31 It is hard to overstate the magnitude of the turnaround.

32 Van Gogh's landscape painting , color overstate very and to be very peculiars.

33 Their report rather overstate.

34 The cost of a pitot probe is not high — about $3, 500 each for the model on Flight 447, which disappears in the $200 million cost of a plane — but their importance would be hard to overstate.

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