Sentence examples for exaggerated amount of from inspiring English sources

"One of our concerns is that students are spending an inordinate amount of time, an exaggerated amount of time, preparing for the test," Ms. Brown said.

State Sen. R. Clayton Clay Davisis, excellently portrayed by actor Isiah Whitlock Jr. on "The Wire," was a corrupt and conniving man with a catchphrase that consisted of one word/slur pronounced over an exaggerated amount of time.

Don't portray an exaggerated amount of confidence, or you will come off as arrogant and overconfident.

Focusing on the hair on the crown of your head usually offers a realistic rather than exaggerated amount of volume.

This finding is particularly important as it suggests that individuals carrying such mutation may constitutively produce exaggerated amounts of antiviral and pro-inflammatory mediators.

This finding is particularly important as it suggests that individuals carrying such mutation may constitutively produce exaggerated amounts of immune mediators.

Thus, TC-PTP function has an important impact on the sensitivity of the innate immune system to bacterial antigens such as LPS [8], TC-PTP−/− macrophages are hypersensitive to LPS and respond by producing exaggerated amounts of interferon-alpha (IFN-α), tumor necrosis factor-gamma (TNF-γ), interleukin-12 (IL-12), and nitric oxide (NO) [28].

In the NOD genetic background, these macrophages produce exaggerated amounts of inflammatory cytokines leading to a persistent inflammation of the pancreas (Stoffels et al, 2004).

A majority of sows in the ACTH group had moderately to exaggerated amounts of mucus in the intraluminal environment of the sperm reservoir, which might be due to the higher progesterone concentrations than the control group [ 10, 74].

Finally, these mesenchymal cells secrete exaggerated amounts of extracellular matrix molecules, primarily fibrilar collagens that provoke an extensive structural disorganization in the lung microenvironment where alveolar-capillary units are lost and replaced by scarring and cysts [honeycombing].

I wonder, what does he do with all that money?" Mr. Davis said that Mr. Norman exaggerated the amount of money raised, and that the funds were used to publicize and operate the march.