Sentence examples for I have exaggerated from inspiring English sources

T It could be that you're dreading that I have exaggerated expectations?

"He didn't like it and his view was that I had exaggerated.

Granted, I've exaggerated to illustrate how self-everything life has become.

And all of a sudden, pondering the Russian aggression in Crimea, and the Russian campaign of destabilization in Ukraine, I realized that I had exaggerated my belatedness.

"I concede that I may have exaggerated this epidemic of pernicious anemia," he concedes not very convincingly, "but cling to my view that far too many practicing poets default to a rather inward, placid and bloodless response to the world".

So I may have exaggerated a little bit.

Then a sly smile came to his lips: "I may have exaggerated".

I think people have exaggerated how strangely I reacted.

And I think we have exaggerated the importance of earnings anyhow.

"I have had horses that have exaggerated features -- whether it's a curved neck or an elongated body or short legs that look more like a dog's.

As for the call to Mr. Pellicano, Mr. Ovitz said he may have exaggerated when he made the call, "but I needed information".