Sentences with OVERRATING
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"Many people believe they are overrating their own abilities."
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"The movie received high praise, but I think the critics are overrating it."
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"He is constantly overrating his accomplishments."
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"She's overrating his intelligence; he's really not that smart."
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"The team is overrating their chances of winning the championship."
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"I think we are overrating the impact of this decision."
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"He keeps overrating her cooking skills, but it's nothing special."
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"Stop overrating that restaurant; their food is mediocre at best."
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"I believe people are overrating the value of that antique."
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"They are overrating the significance of this event."
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"I think you are overrating the difficulty of this task."
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"The director is often accused of overrating his own movies."
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"The overrating of his skills led to his disappointment when he couldn't meet the high expectations."
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"The team's overrating of their opponent led to their defeat in the match."
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"The movie's overrating as a blockbuster was quickly debunked by its poor box office performance."
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"Her overrating of her own beauty made her come across as arrogant."
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"The coach's overrating of the player's abilities caused him to make poor strategic decisions."
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"The overrating of the restaurant's food by critics left the customers disappointed with their mediocre meals."
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"The overrating of the new technology as a game-changer turned out to be unwarranted."
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"The overrating of his success made him blind to the efforts and contributions of his team."
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"The overrating of his intelligence by his parents created unrealistic expectations for academic achievements."
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"The overrating of the product's effectiveness resulted in many disappointed customers."
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"She was constantly overrating her own abilities."
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"I think you're overrating the quality of that movie."
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"The coach was accused of overrating his players' skills."
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"Stop overrating his achievements; they're not that impressive."
