Sentence examples for exaggerated cheer from inspiring English sources

Abel Tesfaye, the Canadian R&B singer known as the Weeknd, is not a man given to exaggerated cheer.

Shortly afterwards Dele Alli managed a shot on target and there were exaggerated cheers.

And even after exiting the game, Figueroa decided to attempt a few more shots, upset about what he felt was exaggerated cheering from the Nationals' dugout.

The crowd gave frequent exaggerated cheers for Portas, who could not deal with Hewitt's relentless topspin ground strokes, losing by 6-1, 6-4, 6-4.

The substitutions did make a difference – it was Depay who won the last-gasp penalty – but before that his directness and willingness to go for goal had the Old Trafford crowd clapping and cheering with exaggerated enthusiasm to let Van Gaal know he should have been on all along.

Displaying exaggerated chest movements.

Reports of the coming death of the male sex chromosome are greatly exaggerated, say scientists, whose work will raise a collective cheer from at least half the population.

He seems to have even a greater enjoyment of the freedom from restraint, of good cheer, of his ease, of his vanity, in the ideal exaggerated description he gives of them, than in fact".

Mr. Boyd, for instance, affects an exaggerated sitcomish character made from Archie Bunker and a couple of the "Cheers" regulars; the others are in a more natural mode.

She exaggerated.

But these are exaggerated.