Sentence examples for arguably exaggerated from inspiring English sources

But Caravaggio's reputation as a criminal is arguably exaggerated.

What's more, in the wake of the high-tech collapse, it's easy to see why people might be skeptical of a valuation tool that arguably exaggerated those companies' growth potential.

Welbeck was selected ahead of Michael Owen and Dimitar Berbatov and he was one of the few United players to emerge with any credit on a night when a draw was arguably an exaggerated reward for dreadful performance.

Arguably, it's exaggerated, but these conditions do exist".

The strength of that lobby is often exaggerated: there are arguably as many Americans descended from Irish Protestants as from Irish Catholics.

Beside the awkwardness, arguably Bing's most memorable aspect -- exaggerated questions -- also comes from Perry.

But this distinction between good and bad fats presented an extremely simplified, exaggerated and black-and-white view of the role of these naturally occurring nutrients that -- arguably -- wasn't adequately supported by the scientific evidence.

The bold prediction that an attack with a WMD is likely somewhere in the world by the end of 2013 was arguably not substantiated in the text of the report, potentially fueling the discussion that the biological weapon threat is exaggerated [ 2].

She exaggerated.

Qualifications, arguably.

But these are exaggerated.