Sentence examples for an exaggerated view from inspiring English sources

Dr Kirsch believes published data "give an exaggerated view of a drug's benefit".

Some in Maiduguri call that an exaggerated view of the sway held by Boko Haram.

In a lesser writer's hands, such an exaggerated view of womanhood might have seemed silly or unbelievable.

On the contrary: they hold an exaggerated view of what science, certainly medical science, and especially the science of mental health, can be.

Exposure does seem to correlate with aggressive attitudes, insensitivity to violence and an exaggerated view of how much violence occurs in the world".

And residents may have an exaggerated view of the market here, based on worse drops in places like Florida, California and Las Vegas, Mr. Frey said.

The Emersons' eldest daughter, Ellen, said of her mother's attitude toward domestic duties, "It was her nature to take them with a curiously exaggerated view of their importance and to expend on them an amazing amount of indignation and shame".

"You English are so flippant," she sighed, when I once suggested that the New York film press took a slightly exaggerated view of its own importance.

It is driven instead by a self-serving exaggerated view of the "special relationship" with the United States.

Mr Ramadan took up his post at Oxford only after he was turned down for an American visa.Mr Ramadan's favourite line is to denounce western media and opinion-formers for a simplistic and exaggerated view of Islam.

Nevertheless, the exaggerated view of a dour Scots childhood, no doubt informed by seeing his peers arriving at school with bare feet - a fact which, he later claimed, helped form his leftwing political views, aged five - appeared in his hilarious writings, Life in a Scotch Sitting Room Volume 2. With lines such as "Voiding bowels in those days was unheard of.