Sentence examples for curb exaggerated from inspiring English sources
Because the chair of the F.T.C. had stated that Herbalife needed to "start operating legitimately, making only truthful claims," the company hired a hundred and thirty people to comb through its distributors' social-media profiles, in order to remove pictures of their exotic cars and to curb exaggerated boasts about the money they were making.
So, the exaggerated to be fulfilled and to curb the problem of increasing fuel prices; researchers are putting their efforts to produce an alternative fuel from replenish-able resources on large scale.
Larry David played a version of himself in "Curb Your Enthusiasm," much like Lena Dunham, who plays an exaggerated and incredibly negative version of herself (and people she knows) in "Girls".
In typical Curb style (a style borrowed wholesale by Gervais in Extras), Gervais plays a hideously exaggerated version of himself: obnoxious, offensive, wearing a pretentious scarf, baring his wolfish teeth for that awful fake laugh he does, appearing in an insufferably English play called Mister Simmington, cowering weak and frightened in front of a mugger.
"Curb Your Enthusiasm" stars David -- who also co-created "Seinfeld" -- as an exaggerated version of himself and follows his adventures with friends and total strangers.
But these are exaggerated.
He exaggerated only slightly.
