Sentence examples for are exaggerated for from inspiring English sources

Maybe, he suggested, his characters are exaggerated for effect.

In contrast, the copperplate etchings that appeared in the first edition of the "Sidereus Nuncius," which were made by a Venetian artisan, feature craters that are exaggerated for effect, and there are other distortions.

In a similar vein, some statements to motivate the work are exaggerated, for example in the first line of Discussion the authors' state: "Theories of conditioning are founded on the argument that animals seek reward, while reward is defined as what animals seek".

As in tragedy, masks were worn, though they are exaggerated for comic effect.

It's tricky for me to give an objective judgment, but I think the character traits are exaggerated for dramatic effort.

These schematic drawings of epitaxial layer thicknesses are exaggerated for clarity and are not to scale.

On stage, he says, the anger is exaggerated for effect.

"I think there's room for everything but I like stuff that's exaggerated for comedy.

Even if we accept animations as mere fantasy, in which every character is exaggerated for aesthetic or comic effect, the disparity between male and female figures raises issues.

"BTG is expensive, and though it is a very successful bank with good reasons for being expensive, we think it is exaggerated for it to be priced higher than Itaú or Bradesco," Henrique de la Rocque, a portfolio manager with Brasif Asset Management in Rio de Janeiro, said.

However, the extent to which such temporary supply shocks are "dangerous" should not be exaggerated, for different users have different supply needs.