Psychological studies consistently show that thinning hair or female baldness can exaggerate feelings of low self-esteem and impair quality of living, especially for women.
Other environmental issues were darkness, crowds and uneven surfaces, which could exaggerate the feeling of dizziness.
High levels of alcohol consumption can exaggerate supporter feelings and influence aggression, but this is neither the single nor the most important cause of hooliganism, given that many heavily intoxicated fans instead behave gregariously.
Drinking can be attractive when you are particularly stressed, but it can exaggerate those feelings, making you angry and aggressive.
Christians in Britain and the US who claim that they are persecuted should "grow up" and not exaggerate what amounts to feeling "mildly uncomfortable", according to Rowan Williams, who last year stepped down as archbishop of Canterbury after an often turbulent decade.
Ho ho ho, a loving mom exaggerating her feelings for a laugh, under the influence of a gin and tonic or two.
Mr. Dix, while he has a pleasing personality, exaggerated the feelings of a man placed in the position of the hero, and at times we were thankful that the screen was silent.
When he's feeling lonely, he exaggerates his illness to shame her into visiting him.
It also indicates that Sherman's work is comprised almost entirely of women's cultural gender coding--codification she so richly exaggerates as to leave us feeling unresolved in our own valuation of the codes she heightens through both humorous and nostalgic parody and performance.
"We don't have to exaggerate but I have the feeling that if we beat Chelsea – although that shall be very difficult, because they have not lost under Guus Hiddink – then our league is starting again," Van Gaal said.
I have the feeling, if I may exaggerate only slightly, that we are returning to the anxieties we felt before the Korean War.
