Sentence examples for even if exaggerated from inspiring English sources

Even if exaggerated, such stories can only work against the government's efforts to win over Tibetans.

In some kinds of mental illness it is possible to recognise familiar emotions, even if exaggerated and distorted, and it is therefore possible to feel for the sufferer.

Eleanor was self-conscious and guarded, Lennie was shy and grieving – neither were the beautiful manic pixie dream-girls readers were used to; they were simply teenage girls in believable situations (even if exaggerated, they were still familiar).

But even if exaggerated, it's undeniable that the Ethiopian migrants are in some level of marginalisation.

But even if exaggerated, it's undeniable that the Ethiopian migrants are in some level of marginalization.

The perfect comeback is made up of four elements: it must be somewhat true (even if exaggerated), it must be clever, it must be funny, and you have to use the right tone when you say it.

Samuel A. Alito, Jr., whom Bush nominated for the O'Connor seat last week, has a solid résumé, even if Bush exaggerated in crediting him with an "extraordinary breadth of experience".

Surely Mr Friedman (author of "The World is Flat") and company are right about where we are headed even if they exaggerate how far we have got?

Of course in so doing, Hollywood is merely reflecting a national image of Harvard, one that is flattering even if it exaggerates Harvard's pre-eminence.

Zap2it writer Rick Porter said the series, and "Time Capsule" in particular, accurately captures the details and flavors of the local governments and the public in small towns, even if they exaggerate them.

The AKP is denounced for its authoritarianism, but it has real achievements to boast of, even if these are exaggerated by a compliant media.