Sentence examples for degree of exaggeration from inspiring English sources

Such charges contain a degree of exaggeration.

Kureishi frequently resorts to a comedic degree of exaggeration without achieving a comic effect.

"If you listen to Suleimani there is a degree of exaggeration," argues Ali Ansari of St Andrews University.

Initially I suspected a degree of exaggeration on Mr Atkins' part – but have since been pointed towards his 2006 effort, Nina's Heavenly Delights, should I require proof.

President Arroyo is a staunch supporter of America's war on terror, seeking American help in dealing with armed members of the Philippines' Muslim minority.There are, however, some grounds for suspecting a degree of exaggeration.

"All presidents spin and misrepresent the truth, but the degree of exaggeration and the sheer number of falsehoods that are being uttered in this administration can be difficult to deal with," he said.

Both sides engaged in varying degrees of exaggeration and misrepresentation, committing errors of omission as well as commission.

Kate Malone mines several degrees of exaggeration with large-scale vases and pitchers further bulked up to resemble pine cones or snail colonies.

This really is a sorry tale, a revelation of how the most famous and justly revered artist in the world has become the centre of an inflated industry where everything than can remotely be connected with him is hyped to insane degrees of exaggeration or wishful thinking.

Data can be profiled along a constant longitude, latitude or height and, in order to increase the visual analysis of the Z (height) dimension, there is a vertical shift of the model and a degree of vertical exaggeration.

"I think he's punished to the degree of his exaggeration," O'Reilly said.