Sentence examples for an exaggerated form from inspiring English sources

And yet even profound amusia might be just an exaggerated form of a dysfunction, or adaptation, that affects us all.

These features appear in an exaggerated form in some of the sculpture for the Sainte-Chapelle, Paris.

Again according to Eriksson, Clark was given to quick movements and to seemingly abrupt decisions that reflected Meserve's thinking in an exaggerated form.

When should we accept that life is only an exaggerated form of special pleading, romanticized beyond saying into moon, stone, flock and trees.

Kyle suffers from an exaggerated form of the universal teenage disorder: not knowing who he is and feeling out of place.

Accordingly, apes were widely used in the Middle Ages as symbols not merely of ugliness but of carnal desire; they displayed in an exaggerated form the vice that contributed to our own fall.

For every joke about not remembering episodes of Friends – "I was a little out of it at the time," he told Evans – or playing a drunk in The End of Longing being "a slightly exaggerated form of myself", there's a sober admission that he continues to struggle with life.

His life story was recorded, in an expanded and likely exaggerated form, in a Pali chronicle known as the Buddhaghosuppatti, or "The Development of the Career of Buddhaghosa".

The practice has been made infamous in media portrayals: a violent and exaggerated form of shock therapy appeared in Ken Kesey's book and film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, where Jack Nicholson's character, McMurphy, is "treated" after he causes an upset among the patients.

Siegel was merely voicing, in exaggerated form, a worry that any book-lover must have: that serious literature, and our culture's ability to appreciate it, is under threat.

Tebow, with his formidable rump and thighs, weighs two hundred and fifty, and he wears oversized pads, so that he resembles something of sleek pedigree in exaggerated form — a Mercedes S.U.V., say.