Sentence examples for an exaggeratedly from inspiring English sources

"Those six guys are gay," my dad said in an exaggeratedly flat, monotonic stage whisper.

He said the scandal had painted an "exaggeratedly negative" picture of the Vatican, which "doesn't correspond to reality".

Murray appeared at first surprised, then amused, twisting his face into an exaggeratedly satisfied smirk, laughing and nodding toward his player's box.

The result is an exaggeratedly gloomy view of a country whose staid future largely reflects the fact that it is already pretty rich and successful.

Kuwata, an action virtuoso, employed hypnotic geometrical motifs within his panels, incorporating realistic Batman and Robin figures into an exaggeratedly cartoonish style.

Mr. Stein, one of Europe's most renowned stage directors, walked straight into the column, bumping his head, and then shook it in an exaggeratedly clownish motion.

She noted a young man with a do-rag under his baseball cap and a belt buckle in the shape of a handgun; a Caribbean woman pushing a white baby in a designer stroller; a heavy woman smoking a long, exaggeratedly slim cigarette.

On campus, she cut an almost exaggeratedly modest figure.

When she came second in the Warsaw competition in 1970 she was criticised for being an "almost exaggeratedly cultivated and sensitive Chopin player," and one who, more tellingly, "lacks a powerful, intensive tone".

Later, as a salesclerk in a music store, she thinks of Hazel as a neat, exaggeratedly feminine "other," realizing that she has "established for herself a personality distinct as a comic strip character: Olive Oyl, Jiggs-and-Maggie, Dick Tracy, Brenda Starr Girl Reporter".

Much as he has a set of different voices — a soft, ruminative tone for conversation, a booming, exaggeratedly countrified delivery when he's playing the role of bullhorn preacher — Kinky has a few different walks.