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Lee Singed Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
A small problem in the whole image
Is there an idiom/phrase which means like "overstating/exaggerating a small flaw in the bigger picture"? If not, can I just write "overstating/exaggerating a small flaw in the bigger picture"?
For example,
Indeed, urban sprawl will cause environmental problems. However, if one rejects urbanization just because of this reason, it will be [insert idiom here] and ignoring the tremendous amount of positive effects that urbanization yields.
Thanks in advance!
Lee
For example,
Indeed, urban sprawl will cause environmental problems. However, if one rejects urbanization just because of this reason, it will be [insert idiom here] and ignoring the tremendous amount of positive effects that urbanization yields.
Thanks in advance!
Lee
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I think there may be better choices, but the first thing that comes to mind for me is "making the perfect the enemy of the good". CJ
- I think there may be better choices, but the first thing that comes to mind for me is "making the perfect the enemy of the good".
- CJ
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I think there may be better choices, but the first thing that comes to mind for me is "making the perfect the enemy of the good".
CJ
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