Here they show us a more real, and even exaggerated side of Moore's natural beauty.
Warnings like this may seem alarmist or even exaggerated, but cake culture at work has certainly grown in recent years.
No wonder Moffat tweeted of the opening instalment of Episodes: "It might be a specialised market, but dear God, those scenes with the execs aren't even exaggerated".
His illusions flourished in the hothouse of his headquarters, where he was surrounded by loyalists who mirrored and even exaggerated his moods.
The composers wanted to increase the effect of their music by imbuing each theme with a well-defined, even exaggerated, expressive character.
ONCE a country with a healthy, even exaggerated, distrust of executive power, Colombia is on the brink of allowing Álvaro Uribe to seek an unprecedented third consecutive term as president.
In music, Mannerism expressed itself through spirited, even exaggerated, responses to the nuances of poetic texts: abrupt contrasts, outré harmonic progressions, and other disruptions of the smoothly churning surface of the high-Renaissance style.
There was also some chemistry in New York in January between the Security Council and Mr. Helms and his committee members, many of them Senate veterans accustomed to the traditional, even exaggerated courtesies of earlier, less partisan years in Congress.
This can grate in a country best-known for its dour, cautious, Lutheran virtues characteristics that were stubbornly preserved, and even exaggerated, during five gruelling decades of Soviet occupation.In this section Presidents go The Baltic bobsleigh Not yet calm Presidents come The rally of the French right Is there a breaking-point?
He notes that Mozart took audience response personally, but usually continued or even exaggerated musical traits that listeners didn't like.
