Sentence examples for dramatically exaggerated from inspiring English sources

In each of the nine self-portraits that make up the main body of his third solo exhibition, the artist adopts a dramatically exaggerated expression.

This artistic impulse explains the dramatically exaggerated and expedited trials, the sexual escapades, relationship struggles and internecine office politics, the hallucinatory fantasies of "Ally McBeal" and the bizarre, sometimes Gothic cases of "The Practice".

Given Gurion's new C-level job, however, it seems unlikely that he dramatically exaggerated his position with Airbnb.

Surprisingly, Fxr2 null mice have decreased mGluR-LTD that remains protein synthesis dependent, whereas Fmr1/Fxr2 DKO mice have a dramatically exaggerated LTD, which led to the suggestion that there is some level of compensation by the homologs (57).

It has dramatically exaggerated breasts and a detailed, enlarged vulva.

On the contrary, CHX co-treatment dramatically exaggerated the induction profiles of most genes, with its strongest effect on early genes for which the transcriptional output increased by 5∼50 fold (Fig. 6).

seems dramatically overstated.

The first time I saw Keaton's character dramatically expressing her grief, I thought it was ridiculously exaggerated and over the top.

As has been suggested, the prompt amelioration of type 2 diabetes after Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery is likely to reflect, at least in part, an exaggerated incretin (particularly GLP-1) response (30) consequent to dramatically accelerated gastric emptying of nutrient-containing liquids and "semisolids" (31).

The development of behavioral seizures was dramatically accelerated in the Fmr1 KO mice, and AD durations were greatly exaggerated throughout kindling.

The findings also call attention to the dramatically accelerated stress levels common in contemporary Korea resulting from biosocial pressure to attain unrealistic and exaggerated (Western) standards.