Sentence examples similar to a heightened exaggeration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Halpern's settings of the text also lean toward dramatic exaggeration, keeping the mood at a consistently heightened emotional pitch of (literal) melodrama that quickly comes to seem wearing, and artificial.

The importance of the findings is heightened by the exaggeration of beta synchrony at basal ganglia and cortical levels evident in Parkinson's disease, a condition typified by the impairment of voluntary movement [14].

Mr. Rylance and company take the opposite route, acknowledging, embracing and even heightening the exaggerations and distortions of style.

The Second Intifada in particular was a turning point in the mind of most Israelis, which further deepened their distrust and heightened (albeit often to exaggeration) their national security concerns.

The signature format of extra-illustrations is "pictorial opera" to help show the reader the emotional intensity, exaggeration, and heightened clarity of human actions as found in opera.

This former cinematographer (with credits including several Coen Brothers films, "Misery" and "Big") uses the pop exaggeration of wide angles and bold colors to set a jaunty tone (nicely heightened by John Lurie's score).

A talking animatronic cat heightened the absurdity.

That is a bit of an exaggeration.

Al Gore was criticized during the 2000 campaign for a tendency to heighten the truth, but it was innocent compared with the vile exaggeration that W. and Cheney employed to trick the country into going along with an invasion of Iraq.

Adding a cover band heightens the tension between immediacy and artifice already present in the work's exaggerations.

Only a mild exaggeration.