Sentence examples for accused of exaggerating from inspiring English sources

Accused of exaggerating or manipulating the system.

He didn't want to be accused of exaggerating the danger.

For a candidate to stand accused of exaggerating his youthful drug use is something new indeed.

And Dr. Salk and his company have been accused of exaggerating Remune's effectiveness.

Kyrgyzstan's security services are often accused of exaggerating the threat of extremism.

"I don't believe he's a billionaire," Trump, who has often been accused of exaggerating his own fortune, said.

Gallagher devotes many pages — too many in a book of modest length — to critiques of recent Civil War scholars, whom he accuses of exaggerating the importance of slavery in the conflict and the contribution of black soldiers to Union victory.

But critics accused him of exaggerating that figure.

Opponents of testing have accused supporters of exaggerating the extent of the drug problem.

Malawi's education minister Eunice Kazembe recently accused Madonna of exaggerating her charitable work in the country.

Some conservative critics have accused liberals of exaggerating the problems to justify increased government spending.