Sentence examples for exaggerated are from inspiring English sources

But mere numbers, even if not exaggerated, are deceptive.

These fears, though unfounded or exaggerated, are at least properly articulated.

The stylistic borders between underground and mainstream, always a bit exaggerated, are barely legible today.

Those who see the Mona Lisa's reputation as exaggerated are refusing to see how formidable her mixture of classical perfection and dreamlike ambiguity actually is; how much is in that smile.

If anyone is seriously willing to argue that a handful of Republican activists in Florida are predictive of the broader electorate, please unmask yourself in the comments and accept the teasing you deserve.With that said, Mr Perry's recent travails, real or exaggerated, are good for everyone.

"A lot of what's exaggerated are things designed for men.

That the statements were grossly exaggerated was a foregone conclusion.

Anyone who thinks that this part is exaggerated is wrong".

When they do exaggerate, it's Grand Guignol.

OK, we exaggerate — it's not everybody!

The fear is likely to be exaggerated.