Sentence examples for being exaggerated from inspiring English sources

and Im not okay with things being exaggerated.

The problem of Vit D deficiency is not being exaggerated; it is being under addressed.

Most seem to think that his troubles must be being exaggerated by the media.

Although some undeclared deals certainly existed, he said, their extent was being exaggerated for political ends.

Observers had long warned that the effectiveness of missile defense was being exaggerated.

The boat operators themselves have also responded, saying the sector's safety problems are being exaggerated.

Some pro-Corbyn activists insist it is being exaggerated for political purposes.

The inquiry also heard the industry's estimate of the project's economic benefits were being exaggerated.

Inevitably some will leave, but the extent of this drift is being exaggerated.

Over-representation of ANC clinics in urban areas, where HIV prevalence is usually relatively high, may result in HIV prevalence levels being exaggerated [ 8].

But he insisted that environmental crises were being exaggerated.