Sentence examples for exaggerated against from inspiring English sources

"But today's actions seem exaggerated against a relatively docile market".

Electronics are greatly exaggerated against my slight frame.

But no evidence has been found that he did so, and Mr. Bush's comments reflected a growing concern in the administration that opponents of the war would claim that the United States exaggerated the evidence against Iraq in order to justify an attack that was intended to depose Mr. Hussein.

Authorities in Egypt have been accused repeatedly of fabricating or exaggerating charges against political opponents.

Though some believe the threat they pose to public health to be exaggerated, having a weapon against them is wise.

It doesn't matter that she lets her guard down – the dangers that she guards against are exaggerated when they aren't imagined.

But the percentage increases are exaggerated because they were calculated against a very low base, the report said.

A1 Andrew Gilligan, the reporter at the center of the dispute between the BBC and the British government over whether the government had exaggerated the case for war against Iraq, resigned from the BBC.

Glasenberg said the rout in prices for coal, copper and other raw materials had been exaggerated by hedge funds' bets against commodities to capitalise on fears about the Chinese economy.

IF THE "extraordinary" allegation that his government wilfully exaggerated the case for war against Iraq had been true, Tony Blair told the Hutton inquiry into the death of the government defence scientist David Kelly, then he would have had to resign as prime minister.

The former Crimewatch presenter Nick Ross tried to fend off a storm of criticism on Twitter today after he appeared to claim that rape victims were partly responsible if they were drunk or provocatively dressed, and domestic violence against women was exaggerated.