Sentence examples for appeared exaggerated from inspiring English sources

The Taliban reports appeared exaggerated, as they often are.

These effects of MeHg appeared exaggerated in the MT-null strain.

His own sense of death strikes him as being "quite proportionate", though it "appears exaggerated" to some of his friends.

Sheik Omar said that four of the recruits -- whose numbers appear exaggerated -- had been killed in American bombing.

Holloway's value of Adam still appears exaggerated – his exceptional spell in the Premier League only spans months, not years – and the manager would not gladly hand the 25-year-old a salary befitting a £10m player.

The bank's economists said "some of the worst-case scenarios painted in recent days appear exaggerated", providing evidence that Scottish shares have actually outperformed those of the UK as a whole this year, rather than registered any major collapse.

Although claims London was France's sixth largest city now appear exaggerated, the UK is home to a sizeable number of French people.

Greater frequency of H. suis in idiopathic parkinsonism appears exaggerated following H. pylori eradication.

Some suggestions of hypothetical soft tissue structures appear exaggerated and are untestable, however, such as the presence of seven additional hearts along the neck (Choy & Altmann, 1992)—a structure unknown from all extant vertebrates.

Some apparently conflicting results may therefore have arisen because cognitive differences between genotypes appear exaggerated in circumstances of serotonergic perturbation, where normal mechanisms of compensation for genetic variation are disturbed.

Traits linked to AR CAGn which favor mating success and fertility early in life may be in conflict with disease-associated costs later on (e.g. Summers and Crespi 2008; Carter and Nguyen 2011); these costs be may appear exaggerated in contemporary societies owing to increases in modal life span (Gurven and Kaplan 2007).