Sentence examples for exaggerated air from inspiring English sources

Something about their exaggerated air guitar gestures and cliched poses, and the slightly wiggish hair, makes me question whether they're real musicians or in fact actors.

He tied Mum's apron over his shirt and suit trousers, then, with an exaggerated air of duty, set about producing fish fingers, baked beans, bacon, sausages, pork chops, chips.

Hawthorne's uncertainty is visible in William Styron's slightly unstable parody of the angry male novelist, pacing around the house, always hunting the Big Book; it can be detected in the exaggerated air of privilege that John Cheever bestowed on his fairly modest social origins, and the purchase of his large house in Ossining.

This observation may reflect smaller air pollution exposure misclassification in physically active individuals, because of more time spent outdoors and higher relative exposures and exaggerated air exchange rates during physical activity.

It reminds me of the "Honeymooners" episode in which Ralph Kramden, with an exaggerated thespian air, rehearses bad lines for his failed stage debut at a Raccoon Lodge fund-raiser.

Its short border with Ukraine cuts through thick forest and the Carpathian mountains, and is seen as one of the weak points in the new Schengen.Monica den Boer, dean of the Police Academy of the Netherlands, thinks worries about new borders tend to be exaggerated: those aired when Italy and Greece joined Schengen, in 1997 and 2000 respectively, turned out to be unfounded.

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But Lee's air of exaggerated indifference exerts its own magnetism.

She doesn't have the regal air and exaggerated manner that many stage-honed actresses never manage to shed.

Among them was Guanxiu, an eccentric who painted Buddhist saints with a weird air and exaggerated features that had a strong appeal to members of the Chan sect.

The other is that, as the jet stream weakens, its waves become exaggerated, creating pockets of air connected with extreme weather events, such as the exceptional cold that hit the American Midwest in January 2014.Both ideas are controversial.