Sentence examples for are being exaggerated from inspiring English sources

The boat operators themselves have also responded, saying the sector's safety problems are being exaggerated.

All have denied any wrongdoing and said their alleged ties to Russia are being exaggerated to undermine the president.

I think the chances of Saddam being willing, or able, to use a weapon of mass destruction against us are being exaggerated.

"But I am saying that claims of its significance are being exaggerated for political purposes and this has been done at huge cost to our movement, to our communities and to many individual people in and outside of our party".

Not surprisingly, the praise that has been directed at the bureau, including a widely noticed column in May by David Ignatius in The Washington Post, has prompted some backbiting at other intelligence agencies from officials who argue that its successes are being exaggerated.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp insists their problems are being exaggerated as he plans to revive a frustrating week.

But he insisted that environmental crises were being exaggerated.

Most seem to think that his troubles must be being exaggerated by the media.

Although some undeclared deals certainly existed, he said, their extent was being exaggerated for political ends.

Observers had long warned that the effectiveness of missile defense was being exaggerated.

Inevitably some will leave, but the extent of this drift is being exaggerated.