Sentence examples for * exaggerated in from inspiring English sources

There's not as much of a compelling need to select Rubio, and his attraction to non-Cuban Hispanics is clearly exaggerated in any state but Florida — it may even be exaggerated in Florida.

(Answer: right in spirit, exaggerated in detail).

Reports of her imminent removal proved exaggerated in 2006.

Yes, it will (although such effects are greatly exaggerated in our political discourse).

Other victories followed, in which Joan's influence was manifest, although probably exaggerated in tradition.

"There was no clash... That's being exaggerated, in fact everything is fine here," Mutko told R-Sport.

Even if he is, even if the allegations are exaggerated, in what frame of mind will he travel?

Representative Peter T. King, a Republican from Long Island, agreed, saying "there's nothing exaggerated" in the governor's aid request.

The theatrical aspect of professional wrestling are often over-exaggerated in "W.T.F". to add comedic emphasis and satire.

Mr. Gross argues that Jewish collaboration with the Soviets was greatly exaggerated -- in Jedwabne and elsewhere.

Most relief maps are exaggerated severalfold in the vertical scale.