Sentence examples for a wild exaggeration from inspiring English sources

Palestinians call that description a wild exaggeration.

But others who know the Saudi royal house say this is a wild exaggeration.

It would not be a wild exaggeration to say that, as a writer, I revere him.

Just the thought of a 1,000-room 1,000-roomotel iSchrager exaggeration.

But the exhibition's title, "The Great Lesson", carried the message that a vote for the cautious Mr Khatami could be a vote to destroy the Islamic revolution.That seems a wild exaggeration, given the mild pace of reform.

It begins, like Little Big Man and Young Guns II, with the discovery way into the 20th century of a famous frontier figure in old age, who tells a story that may well be at best a wild exaggeration.

Tory officials dismissed claims £4m has been allocated to the referendum as "a laughably wild exaggeration".

For example, he has blamed Latino immigrants for an alleged leprosy epidemic that was widely debunked, and has asserted Latinos' criminality with the wild exaggeration that "illegal aliens" take up a third of the cells in our prisons and jails.

The nightly television broadcasts from Ukraine, so full of wild exaggeration about Ukrainian "fascists" and mass carnage, are a Kremlin-produced "spectacle," he said, expertly crafted by the heads of the main state networks.

"He is a London showbusiness manager and, therefore, totally unreliable and prone to wild exaggeration, but it fits the occasion and it's the way I feel tonight - fantastic!" LEADING ARTICLE, PAGE 28 LEONARD QUART, PAGE 29 REVIEWS, EXTRA, PAGES 20-21 performancermance * THE LONDON PRODUCTION: Two 2004 London Evening Standard Awards for best play and best actor (Richard Griffiths).

He has indulged in scaremongering and wild exaggeration in support of the government's position.