Sentence examples for apt to exaggerate from inspiring English sources
Pinker goes so far as to suggest that the 20th-century Hemoclysm might have been a gigantic statistical fluke, and cautions that any history of the last century that represents it as having been especially violent may be "apt to exaggerate the narrative coherence of this history" (the italics are Pinker's).
Pinker goes so far as to suggest that the 20th-century Hemoclysm might have been a gigantic statistical fluke, and cautions that any history of the last century that represents it as having been especially violent may be "apt to exaggerate the narrative coherence of this history" (the italics are Pinker's).
They are far more apt to be exaggerated.
Yet he continues to exaggerate.
I don't want to exaggerate.
"Its danger is impossible to exaggerate.
Cable channels tend to exaggerate the situation".
"He tends to exaggerate," the linguist wrote.
"You have to exaggerate and simplify.
One must be careful not to exaggerate.
