Sentence examples similar to exaggerated complexity from inspiring English sources
For that it delivers merely average investment performance along with exaggerated promises of beating the market, absurd complexity and a wide disregard for which products are suitable for which buyers.
I saw transgender prisoners, already struggling to come to terms with their own complexities, left to the mercy of an exaggerated macho culture, trying to cope with being objects both of derision and desire.
But, Ellison continues, "the fictional techniques were not there in order to con anyone"; rather, "so much of this autobiography... is exaggerated, I think, precisely because Wright was trying to dramatize... the complexity of Negro American experience as he knew it and had lived it".
Sergei, whom Pappano describes as "a real macho without the complexity of a Stanley Kowalski - shallow, attractive and good in bed," gets exaggerated, swaggering rhythms - like Trovatore, Pappano says, but with none of Verdi's heroism.
In addition, evidence is mounting that an exaggerated inflammatory response within the blood vessel wall contributes to acceleration of vascular lesion area and complexity.
But these are exaggerated.
He exaggerated only slightly.
An exaggerated comparison?
This is absolutely exaggerated".
