Sentence examples for are so exaggerated from inspiring English sources

But some of the attacks are so exaggerated and misguided they are absurd".

But reports that the senator is a hell-raiser are "so exaggerated," his mother said.

Legibility is sacrificed, but the results are so exaggerated that they're difficult to ignore.

The familiar cartoon appearance to the pictures is less appealing, and parents' and children's facial expressions are so exaggerated, in certain spreads, that the family look strangely manic.

"His sinister, macabre image is so exaggerated.

Speed dating made you nauseated, and your Web profile is so exaggerated you barely recognize yourself.

"In this film, the violence is so exaggerated that you cannot take it as real," he says.

The show may prey on real fears, but the plot is so exaggerated that it has the unmistakable feel of escapist fiction.

"The commissioner would like to say, 'like making you gain up to 15 pounds a year,' but that's such a stretch and brings some idea of reality (but not pure science) into something that's so exaggerated," she wrote.

California chardonnay was just such a polarizing wine because the predominant style in the 1990s was so exaggerated — a rich, heavy cocktail of tropical tutti-frutti flavors wrapped in oaky layers of buttered popcorn.

The amplification is so exaggerated it would have blown half the performers from the theater's golden age off the stage (and overshadowed any of the nuances familiar on recordings).