Sentence examples for exaggerated care from inspiring English sources

They took exaggerated care on the rocks they had bounded up so eagerly that morning.

Hence also the exaggerated care and extreme finish which he gave to most of his work.

"Be sure that the nursery is warm," said Stella, surrendering the baby to its nurse with exaggerated care, as if it were an egg.

She had about her the alcoholic's – and then the ex-alcoholic's – sense of exaggerated care, performing a version of herself which, as she grew older, became as famous as the songs that she sang.

Kaye, who was the force behind the change in New York law which abolished nearly all job-related exemptions from jury duty, speaks with the sort of exaggerated care that one might expect from an eminent judge, but she also has a mischievous smile that suggests a more street-smart sensibility.

The guy sitting on my right side noticed my exaggerated care and told me, in a consoling tone, "Leave it, it's just waste.

This is probably an exaggerated fear.

It provides a potent combo to promote medical care: exaggerated perceptions of risk and exaggerated perceptions of benefit.

Admittedly, the play lays out its strands of conflict and ambiguity with a care and exaggerated emphasis that can feel far too blunt.

by Sharon Levy The words reappear, slowly developing on a vast unknown but precise number of pages as I enter: the great building empty of visitors except for me, reading the minds of the dead— moving with exaggerated and slow-motion care, as when assigned to lead the blind kid to his classroom forty years ago, down rows between dusty volumes, a light snow beginning.

The words reappear, slowly developing on a vast unknown but precise number of pages as I enter: the great building empty of visitors except for me, reading the minds of the dead — moving with exaggerated and slow-motion care, as when assigned to lead the blind kid to his classroom forty years ago, down rows between dusty volumes, a light snow beginning.