Sentence examples for exaggerated Response from inspiring English sources

Some educators on both sides of the border consider the reaction to be an exaggerated response.

In addition, the most inhibited 7-year-olds showed some physiological differences that indicated an exaggerated response to stress.

It acquires power only by generating an exaggerated response, and is countered by good policing and not overreacting.

Scores were injured, though few seriously, said march organizers, who criticized "the exaggerated response of the security forces".

While many people feel uncomfortable looking at these images, those with a phobia have an exaggerated response.

Discrete areas of groundwater upwelling are associated with an exaggerated response of water levels to climate change compared to non-upwelling areas.

According to accounts by Israeli military reporters, which the army declined to deny or confirm, he told officers the shelling of the camp was an "exaggerated" response.

Some scientists speculate that phobias are set off by faulty brain chemistry, creating an exaggerated response to, say, a loud noise or a big dog.

The same exaggerated response has been reported in other developmental models of schizophrenia like the neonatal hippocampal lesion or the neonatal amygdala lesion model (Daenen et al, 2001).

So when a woman said to me one evening, 'I hate the Jews', I should have dismissed my shock as a 'grossly exaggerated' response.

Mr. Gulotta called that comment "an over-exaggerated response designed to protect political jobs at O.T.B".