Sentence examples similar to a somewhat exaggerated version from inspiring English sources

We should first note in passing that this worry is also based on a somewhat exaggerated reading of the empirical results.

The Breadman's rules are somewhat exaggerated versions of the ones the real-life Breadman insisted upon there really was a clipboard, and you really had to go to a tchotchke shop at a weird time of the week.

The Breadman's rules are somewhat exaggerated versions of the ones the real-life Breadman insisted upon — there really was a clipboard, and you really had to go to a tchotchke shop at a weird time of the week.

It's weird... it's like a slightly exaggerated version of yourself.

This, at the end of the day, is a slightly exaggerated version of what most women want in a man.

The reform designs fell most heavily on the Army, which has a somewhat exaggerated reputation for being provincial and ponderous.

The reconstructed beast stood eleven feet high at the shoulder and more than seventeen feet long from tusks to tail, a somewhat exaggerated size.

She speaks with a somewhat exaggerated, but fake, Chicano dialect and is known to have some issues involving what she sees as her overly large beak.

Note, however, that it is a somewhat exaggerated depiction of what is frequently present in real life cases, maybe in less dramatic form.

Barris has said that the story is an "ever so slightly" exaggerated version of his own experiences as the anxious owner of a difficult dog.

The acclaimed, slice-of-life show ― which starred Esposito and Butcher as slightly exaggerated versions of themselves ― had been facing an uncertain future since last summer.