Sentence examples for be inflated from inspiring English sources
verb
To enlarge an object by pushing air (or a gas) into it; to raise or expand abnormally
- You inflate a balloon by blowing air into it.
But neither should their significance be inflated.
But those prices may be inflated.
'Tosca' is so extreme that it cannot be inflated.
Still, the gossip quotient is high, and claims of relevance can be inflated.
It has three air chambers, each with a double valve, which must be inflated before filling.
The family believed the charges included what appear to be inflated costs.
Provisions now have to be inflated in a hurry, which adds to the drag on earnings.
And a reasonable royalty would not be inflated by the existence of the standard.
The balloons can be inflated by compressed air at different controlled pressures.
Per capita consumption of meat is less than 100 pounds, and this figure may be inflated.
It said one web-page could also generate several "attempts", meaning figures may be inflated.
