Sentence examples for Exaggerated support from inspiring English sources

We also tend to see more exaggerated support from peak put strikes.

Hillary would not have won that battle without exaggerated support from women.

Indeed, without Fox News' exaggerated support over the years, and without Fox providing endless free airtime in the form of promotional blitzes to tout Trump as White House material, it's unlikely Trump today would be perched atop the Republican Party.

Thus ignoring alignment ambiguity can lead to exaggerated support for branches and bias towards the guide tree, especially when indel information is used.

Briefings had been conducted amid accusations of the terrorist threat being exaggerated to support UK foreign policy and at a time when large numbers of people were being arrested without being brought to trial, Mr Clarke said.

He also exaggerated the financial support the United States gave to such groups and tried to suggest the activity was more recent than the cables indicated.

Young women's 'nature' and their appearance were often accentuated by co-workers in the training companies via exaggerated offers of support or in discriminatory statements about their 'delicate' constitution.

The governor twisted facts or exaggerated them to support his version of events.

"The Iranian support is exaggerated," he said.

Trade show attendees soon learned that formal licensing agreements had not been signed with any of the four major labels, that the depth of advertising support was exaggerated, and that the number of available tracks was highly questionable.

Since the paper does not support this exaggerated statement of a powerful politician, yet academic media pundits (such as yourself) and the papers authors do not correct the politician but rather merely echo his exaggeration, it would seem to this member of the public that by "clarity" you mean "the kind of political exaggeration I like".