Overstate

The teacher tends to overstate the difficulty of a subject to challenge their students.

The author tends to overstate the impact of his work on society.

The chef tends to overstate the spiciness of his dishes.

The marketing campaign should not overstate the benefits of the product.

The news report seemed to overstate the danger of the approaching storm.

The artist tends to overstate the emotion in their paintings to evoke a reaction.

Don't overstate your abilities, be honest about your skills.

It's important to be honest and not overstate the facts when giving a testimony in court.

He tends to overstate the amount of work he does, which annoys his colleagues.

The travel brochure seemed to overstate the beauty of the resort's beach.

He tends to overstate his abilities during job interviews.

I think the movie was good, but the critics tend to overstate its significance.

The coach doesn't want to overstate the team's chances of winning the championship.

The headline of the news article seemed to overstate the significance of the study's findings.

You should not overstate your achievements during the interview.

The tour guide tends to overstate the historical significance of the site.

The CEO tends to overstate the company's profits in the annual report.

The historian believed that previous accounts of the war tended to overstate its impact on society.

The comedian tends to overstate his jokes, making them sound more hilarious than they actually are.

She tends to overstate her case in arguments, which can lead to misunderstandings.

The author tends to overstate the importance of his research findings.

The coach warned their team not to overstate their abilities and underestimate their opponents.

The teacher warned the students not to overstate their achievements in their college applications.

The travel blogger tends to overstate the beauty of a place to encourage tourism.

We should not overstate the importance of a single exam in determining our future.

He tends to overstate his accomplishments in his resume.

The salesman tends to overstate the benefits of the product he's selling.

Some politicians tend to overstate their achievements.

The student tends to overstate their level of fluency in a foreign language.

The salesman was trying to overstate the value of the car.

The manager cautioned the sales team not to overstate the product's features during the presentation.

The media tends to overstate the impact of sensational news stories.

The news media tends to overstate the impact of social media on teenagers.

The salesman tried to overstate the benefits of the product to make a sale.

The company's CEO tends to overstate their profits to impress shareholders.

The coach warned the team not to overstate their abilities and take the opponent lightly.

It's best not to overstate your income on your tax return.

The teacher warned the student not to overstate the facts in her report.

Don't overstate your qualifications on your resume, as it can be easily verified.

The movie critic tends to overstate the quality of certain films.

My friend tends to overstate her achievements in her resume.

Some historians overstate the influence of certain events on history.

She tends to overstate her feelings, making them seem more intense than they really are.

The coach tends to overstate the importance of teamwork to motivate the players.

The politician tends to overstate the success of his policies.

The parent tends to overstate their child's achievements to boost their confidence.

The coach warned the team not to overstate the importance of a single game.

Some people tend to overstate the value of material possessions.

He tends to overstate his achievements on his resume.

I think you overstate the importance of winning the game.