Sentence examples similar to adjust exaggerations from inspiring English sources

If a toll of less than $10 seems negligible, the fact is that many working musicians today earn no more than musicians did 50 years ago (that is no exaggeration, and that's actual dollars, not dollars adjusted for inflation).

Although perceptions relating to likelihood, severity, exaggeration, timeline, and uncertainty also showed significant univariate associations with carrying out one or more avoidance behaviours, only likelihood and severity remained significant after adjusting for personal variables and anxiety.

These are probably exaggerations.

Sometimes, there are exaggerations".

The allegations were exaggerations.

No partisan exaggerations.

These numbers are deemed exaggerations.

Such exaggerations may prove counter-productive.

Exaggeration breeds exaggeration.

"Exaggeration breeds exaggeration," Lepore writes.

No exaggeration.