Sentence examples for Exaggeratedly high from inspiring English sources
Many of these chairs had exaggeratedly high backs terminating in elaborately carved canopies; some were freestanding, while others had their backs fixed to the wall in the manner of a church stall.
Only Air Mauritius and established national carriers like British Airways and Air France were allowed in, a policy that restricted access and kept ticket prices exaggeratedly high, helping to preserve Mauritius as a refuge for the rich.
Three soldiers in ceremonial dress – with white gloves and yellow epaulettes – march in with exaggeratedly high kicks and arms swinging back and forth while the strains of the national anthem ring out from the public address system.
This was one of the non-female-friendly ones: overly stocked, with unpainted pegboard displays, no music on and a gross staircase going up behind the counter, lined with exaggeratedly high high-heeled shoes.
This experience makes her a rare exponent of both American Balanchine as well as Danish Bournonville style - the former characterized by speed, angularity, exaggeratedly high extensions, and an attitude of cool; the latter by a masked power, precise, fleet footwork, a delicate spiraling of the upper body, and stage manners of irresistible warmth and charm.
Throw underhand, but exaggeratedly high, and flick your wrist upwards, with as much force as a fastball.
It prances around the ring, head held high, its features exaggeratedly pretty, like an equine version of those Big Eyes paintings or a cartoon.
Thus, a dancer with very long limbs will make high leg extensions look exaggeratedly long while appearing slightly awkward in fast, intricate footwork.
As a result, while there are many reasons change is resisted in higher education, one key barrier is that our past success has led many faculty, staff and executives at universities and colleges to believe, often exaggeratedly, that major (or even minor) aspects of the current business model of higher education define its excellence.
With her high-bridged and prominent nose, her milky complexion, her full lips and almost exaggeratedly long neck she bears more than a passing resemblance to Jacqueline de Ribes, the French noblewoman and fashion designer.
