Sentence examples for In exaggeration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sanchez got into it, amusingly so, arching his back in exaggeration.

When Miller brushed against Houston, he backpedaled in exaggeration of the contact.

Of course, any move to ensure gay people are treated the same as everyone else is immediately labelled "political correctness" and smothered in exaggeration and distortion.

Most storytellers revel in exaggeration; it is what gives stories the point that both history and daily life so evidently lack.

Writer was told that the Egyptians and most other Arabs live in a fantasy world of self-perpetuating lies, which grow in exaggeration as they pass up the chain of command.

The "Purple Rose of Cairo" setting, which defies the cool neutrality of a traditional museum, seems calculated less to conjure up a long-dead civilization than more recent history: Egyptomania rather than Egyptology, a passion for mystery and exoticism that revels in exaggeration and dares to have fun.

Mr. Bush, in answer to a question about his opponent's credibility, repeated the charge that Mr. Gore had engaged in exaggerations and falsehoods.

I knew it was a fantasy, a tongue-in-cheek exaggeration of Reagan-era social anxieties, but the associations lingered.

I snickered in the past, I thought the stories I heard were isolated cases, or tongue-in-cheek exaggerations.

Shephard claims that the West, and America in particular, are deeply mired in the exaggeration phase of that cycle.

However, the available evidence is far from robust and variation in diagnostic criteria for PCOS, associated risk factors (particularly obesity), and selection bias in the studies may have resulted in an exaggeration of the increased risk.