Sentence examples for exaggerated as from inspiring English sources

The threat of biodiversity loss is real but exaggerated, as is the problem of tropical deforestation.

As it turns out, reports of his retirement are greatly exaggerated as well.

Even though Mr. Aharonishky regards such concerns as exaggerated, as do Israeli health officials, he acknowledged that public morale has been bruised.

Therefore, one has to assume that both exaggerated as well as blunted cardiovascular reactivity can be maladaptive [41, 42].

With the Democratic campaign, and its debates, reduced to just two candidates, all of these contrasts will be exaggerated as never before.

WorldCom has disclosed that its profits may have been exaggerated as far back as 1999, or two years earlier than previously disclosed.

So the reaction to the media laws is as exaggerated as the law itself".

The Rockies' strategies were becoming as exaggerated as their home park's befuddling dimensions.

The acting was exaggerated, as in a "Saturday Night Live" skit, and amateurish.

Its cost effectiveness is also exaggerated, as its real cost does not account for hidden expenses.

The bad sides of Julian's personality are as exaggerated as the good.