Sentence examples for a slightly exaggerated from inspiring English sources

It was a slightly exaggerated claim.

Referee Clancy had a part to play – he had a slightly exaggerated role here.

This caution about money got cleverly incorporated into a slightly exaggerated fastidiousness that was part of Updike's charm arsenal.

A perfect tuxedo jacket with a slightly exaggerated shoulder – subtly but unmistakably McQueen – went over a barely there slip.

In the same press conference, Trump admitted, "I guess probably I sell condos to Russians," and gave a slightly exaggerated account of a $95m condominium sale.

"You English are so flippant," she sighed, when I once suggested that the New York film press took a slightly exaggerated view of its own importance.

The focus on a high-functioning group may have slightly exaggerated that percentage, the authors acknowledge.

Miyamoto's innate integrity is obvious, since he has the placid, slightly exaggerated good looks of an anime hero and hair so impeccably styled that each strand must have been treated individually.

Driven by another journalist from Amsterdam into Germany for the first time, Abish distrusts the scenery along the Rhine: "Everything on view seemed slightly exaggerated... almost staged — like a reproduction of the original".

They roped in Glen Campbell – "I think the extent of our UK credibility may have been slightly exaggerated to his people," Matthews laughs – for a version of Rhinestone Cowboy.

The Superwide produces crisp and detail-packed images that are slightly exaggerated in perspective, giving the foreground — the car — a heightened immediacy.