Sentence examples for a vast exaggeration from inspiring English sources
"That is a vast exaggeration," Mr. Clarke said yesterday in a conference call with reporters.
Since the uprising's start, the government has cast the opposition as an armed insurgency, driven by militant Islamists — by all other accounts, a vast exaggeration.
While much of Europe was fundamentally healthy until the crisis hit — the caricature Americans hold of a socialist Europe in decline is a vast exaggeration — Greece truly was a mess.
The Boston Globe talked to longtime residents of the neighborhoods where Carson lived, who remembered a less menacing atmosphere; one called the claim of bodies in the streets a "vast exaggeration".
It is not a vast exaggeration to say that microfossils form the surface of the earth; the Great Pyramids and the White Cliffs of Dover, for example, are made up of trillions of them.
"I think it's a vast exaggeration to say this is a victory for the president," said Jennifer Gordon, a professor of law at Fordham University who focuses on immigration.
Of course, it would be a vast over-exaggeration to suggest that Hollywood is ignoring the younger demographic.
But the numbers are so large that it is not an exaggeration to say that New York has been conducting a vast experiment in universal health care.
The universe is a vast, vast place.
