Sentence examples for a considerable exaggeration of from inspiring English sources

Both are a considerable exaggeration of the situation.

That, surely, is a considerable exaggeration, for Eastman led a notably active life and had no trouble making his way in the world.

"That would be a considerable exaggeration," he says with a smile.The internet-driven fall in classified-ad revenue is only one of the reasons for the decline of newspapers in America, which started decades ago (see chart 2).

It's a very considerable exaggeration to say that there is a mass of regulation that has come in now".

There is a problem, which is why we are introducing the new legislation, but I would say it is a very considerable exaggeration to say that there is a mass of regulation that has come in now.

Of course, the poetic impulse to make a good story better leads to considerable exaggeration in daily conversation, suiting a vanity that goes with a sharp-edged sense of personal and family honour and the spoiling of children.

Even allowing for considerable exaggeration, these theatres were extraordinary feats of engineering.

A considerable sleight-of-hand.

A considerable amount of material was missing.

It is a considerable piece of work.

"We have a considerable amount of momentum.