Sentence examples for effect of exaggeration from inspiring English sources

His drawing for wood-block prints was characterized by the use of powerful and vivid lines that achieved an effect of exaggeration reminiscent of the style of his contemporary Sharaku.

Her skin is rough and imperfect to the point of exaggeration, an effect inspired by those street performers who pose as classical sculptures for money.

The general point being made is that in the absence of clear evidence of perfection in this world we must "proportion the cause to the effect" and resist the temptation of "exaggeration and flattery to supply the defects of argument and reasoning" (EU, 11.14/137).

These findings were not explained by differences in risk of bias or other trial characteristics and are comparable with the level of exaggeration of treatment effect attributed to inadequate allocation concealment.

As there are cases of exaggeration in the effect sizes of many highly cited biomarkers studies (which lead to overestimated findings) [ 13], we measured the inclusion of RCTs of biomarkers in SRs.

However, the similarity in neonatal jaundice (and stool production) observed in the present study provide an indication for a "change in paradigm" with respect to the effect of breast feeding on the exaggeration of neonatal jaundice during the first postnatal days.

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

A higher outcome rate leads to higher degree of exaggeration.

Simrank eliminates the effect of sequence discrepancies arising solely from homopolymer exaggeration.

There's tremendous amount of exaggeration.

Ms. Williams favors a different kind of exaggeration.