Sentence examples for bit exaggerated from inspiring English sources

That sounds a bit exaggerated.

It was a good insidery joke, if a bit exaggerated.

Yet even predictions of fresh militancy at unionised firms seem a bit exaggerated.

"But this campaign is a little bit exaggerated and misleading," he said of the petition.

Sure enough, the comic confesses, his supposed obsession with Lance was "a bit exaggerated.

I felt a lot of the real Jobs in the trailer, although a bit exaggerated".

The stylistic borders between underground and mainstream, always a bit exaggerated, are barely legible today.

Berries are healthful and delicious, even if some of the health claims may be a little bit exaggerated.

The earliest piece is a 1698 English translation of Father Hennepin's account, which although dramatic was a bit exaggerated.

The race to attract and retain millennial workers nearing parenting age has gone from exciting to a bit exaggerated.

But Renato Mannheimer, a sociologist in Milan who follows Mr. Bossi, calls the comparisons "a bit exaggerated".