Sentence examples for exaggerated beyond from inspiring English sources

One answer is that the media attention has been excessive, exaggerated beyond all reasonable proportions, and it is this which encourages outbursts of anger by appealing to the public's emotions.

Residents often expressed a fear of crime that was exaggerated beyond the actual criminal threat, as documented by their police department's statistics.

He said Reckless had been answering a complicated question on transitional arrangements which had been "deliberately inflated, conflated and exaggerated beyond all belief in the press".

What is certain is that when the story of the 2009 Ashes is told, the importance of Australia's elimination in World Twenty20 will be exaggerated beyond recognition.

The drug has been shown to boost cognitive ability somewhat (although these effects have been exaggerated beyond reason by the drug's 'trendiness') so it makes sense that it could help to overcome some of the cognitive deficits caused by depression.

A senior United Nations official has sharply criticised the British response to the crisis in Calais, saying that the UK accepts far fewer refugees than its neighbours and any threat posed by migrants had been "exaggerated beyond belief".

What makes "The Incredibles" work, however, is not the velocity of the plotting, or the latest improvements in animation — these are so regularly cried up, with every Pixar release, that we greet them with yawns of contented acceptance — but the more prosaic fact that the folks at the movie's heart are exaggerated way beyond our capacities but not quite beyond our imaginings.

What makes "The Incredibles" work, however, is not the velocity of the plotting, or the latest improvements in animation these are so regularly cried up, with every Pixar release, that we greet them with yawns of contented acceptance but the more prosaic fact that the folks at the movie's heart are exaggerated way beyond our capacities but not quite beyond our imaginings.

Canova with his "Hercules and Lichas" (1796; Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, Rome) produced a large marble of exaggerated expression beyond his normal range and to some extent beyond his abilities.

He transformed the contrasting short brushstrokes of Impressionism into curving, vibrant lines of colour, exaggerated even beyond Impressionist brilliance, that convey his emotionally charged and ecstatic responses to the natural landscape.

Petróleos de Venezuela, the state-run oil company, released a statement on Monday saying that Exxon had sought a much larger compensation and that the arbitrator's conclusion showed that the company's claims were "exorbitant" and "completely exaggerated and beyond all logic".