Sentence examples similar to are extremely exaggerated from inspiring English sources

"The report is extremely exaggerated," he said.

"But I think it would be extremely exaggerated".

"The use or alleged use is extremely exaggerated for pure shock value.

Kogan, who works at Cambridge University's psychology department, said: "The accuracy of this data has been extremely exaggerated.

"What you read in the press is extremely exaggerated," Mr. Dooner said in response to a question during the call about the reports that he and Mr. Heekin were not speaking.

Popularized images of wild and drunken Amish teens have been extremely exaggerated since the "documentary" Devil's Playground appeared in 2002.

That is why pantomime is extremely exaggerated and dramatized.

It's a joke that's repeated several times in the show, with diminishing returns, because she genuinely is extremely beautiful, though an element of exaggerated arrogance is essential to the relationship with her double-act partner.

Fourth, spindle position is extremely unstable, with the spindle displaying exaggerated rocking movements resulting in a symmetric first division in about 50% of embryos.

In an era where politics is extremely polarized and forward-looking assessments of economic prospects are often tilted and exaggerated, it is instructive to investigate investors' assessment of the prospects for different firms and industries.

First, they are exaggerated, greatly exaggerated.