overrate

The older players overrated themselves, and set a bad example.

Experience might be overrated a little bit, and I think this team is special.

But he is overrated as a director in my opinion.

"I guess we've been overrated for so long people stopped looking at us."

Washington, he thought, was overrated as a city of restaurants.

The strange thing is, I would be just as happy to say they were overrated.

The value of his contributions to society cannot be overrated.

As a boy he was convinced that big families were overrated.

Somebody there must have overrated the chances of the deal going through.

As a side note, I think graphics are overrated these days, too.

And for that matter, I think they overrate the whole consciousness thing, too.

The impact of ideology upon the individual may have been overrated by me.

To be sure, that perhaps overrated her value considerably, as she was only a free woman.

A peach of a plant whose problems can be overrated.

However, at times the role of weeds in this respect can be overrated.

Ryan admitted thinking that he might have overrated Washington before the game.

However, such individuals are generally overrated in importance with respect to the program.

The truth, he had often reflected, was overrated as a virtue.

In any case, I think my powers might have been overrated."

Parents and applicants should know that they likely overrate the advantage of one school over another.

Either way, both are highly overrated as the rest of these clowns.

In fact, he has been overrated throughout his career.

The threat of pollution to the environment has been overrated, she believes.

Washington believed that most Americans overrated his abilities as a soldier.

In cultural terms, again, it is easy to overrate what Frederick achieved.