Sentence examples similar to exaggerate mildly from inspiring English sources
The vineyard owners only lose this privilege if the city council has established that the vineyard owner sold wine that they have not produced themselves, subsequent to which they will be tarred, feathered and put in the stocks (I exaggerate, but only mildly).
It is only mildly exaggerating to describe the Foxes as the classic rag-bag bunch of misfits, fading stars, wide-eyed hopefuls and honest journeymen enjoying their season in the sun.
Okay, I'm (mildly) exaggerating.
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.
Such hypothetical exercises are – to put it mildly – vulnerable to the suggestion that respondents might exaggerate what they'd pay for services that are clearly a good thing and currently free.
And that's why the stories you've read recently about the death of the Internet are, to put it mildly, slightly exaggerated.
