Kennedy criticized Chang's accusation of "Western indifference" and "Japanese denial" of the massacre as "exaggerated", commenting that "the Western world in fact neither then nor later ignored the Rape of Nanking", "nor is Chang entirely correct that Japan has obstinately refused to acknowledge its wartime crimes, let alone express regret for them".
If he's particularly good looking, ask him how his Abercrombie interview went; if he's just been to the gym, make an exaggerated comment about his huge muscles - rather than being offensive, you want your teasing to be more of a veiled compliment!
He said that the accusations against him are unfounded and exaggerated and that his comments on homosexuality are protected by the First Amendment.
While claiming he exaggerated "a little" over his comments to Playboy, he was unrepentant over the comments to Do Rosário.
I put my head inside an imaginary European artist commenting on America: exaggerated, overfed, ageing.
Rafael Benítez certainly did not appreciate being asked whether he should have apologised to the club's supporters after the comments – some genuine, others exaggerated and some totally fictitious – that were attached to him when he was Liverpool manager.
Benefits Street – filmed in James Turner Street, Birmingham – attracted some negative comments, including accusations it exaggerated the extent of welfare dependency, contributing to a public climate where those reliant on social security are dismissed as scroungers.
Rush Limbaugh's comments were vulgar and exaggerated, but they do articulate the general Republican sentiment -- that taxpayer money shouldn't go towards "subsidizing" the immoral lifestyle choices of American women which make us "sluts".
Milo's lawyer, Andrew Stoll, told the Advance, "No reasonable person who knows Ms. Milo would have believed that she meant her alleged comments as anything but an exaggerated personal venting".
Are these flowers, in fact, intentionally exaggerated, as if to make a sarcastic comment on Russia's Putin worship?
