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The idea of edge-of-your-seat movie entertainment is something of an oxymoron, or at the very least an overrated advertising gimmick.

He wound up only on the overrated side of our ranking, placing third behind Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos and just above Jamie Dimon.

In part Alter does this by maintaining that Carter’s post-presidential labors have been somewhat overrated.

In that brief but familiar moment of detachment, Bharti told herself Minnesota must’ve been severely overrated, and then she got back to work.

I’m on the record as saying that I think presidential forecasting models based strictly on “fundamental” factors like economic conditions are overrated.

In an interview with the Texas Observer, Oliver said “Family violence is so, so overrated.”

Besides, among most Satan-fearing Christians, things like confirmation and proof are overrated.

There are reasons, though, to believe that Syrian airpower and air defenses are overrated.

Japanese Ballplayer Gives Best Interview Ever Speaking perfect English is overrated.

The arts are overrated, but the real estate is bubbling like the witch's cauldron in MacBeth.

The commander-in-chief overrated the fighting qualities of the Neapolitan troops and thought it prudent to evacuate Rome.

He named it when he replied to her: "I've simply overrated my strength."

But if the Bourbons overrated their triumph in one way, they immensely underrated it in another.

That the public, receiving it at what we now term the psychological moment, may have overrated it is by no means impossible.

I knew well that I did nothing but what any other person could do, yet it pleased me to see how John overrated my services.