Sentence examples for exaggerated concept from inspiring English sources

Realism is an outdated, overplayed and wholly exaggerated concept".

Westerners, like the Swedish trade minister who denounced the catalogue, see this highly exaggerated concept of honour as detrimental to the rights of Saudi Arabian women.

Suffering is an exaggerated concept in comatose ICU patients who have lost consciousness.

Perhaps unsurprisingly given her work rate, this homemaking hiatus didn't last long and inspired by her time repotting in the garden or whatever she was doing she came up with the concept for this "exaggerated, over-the-top version" of the ideal housewife, aka BB Homemaker.

All of these changes would support the concept of an exaggerated adrenal response.

The positive association between neutrophils and cTnT elevation is compatible with the concept that an exaggerated inflammatory response in COPD exacerbation may predispose for myocardial injury.

The positive association between neutrophils and cTnT elevation is compatible with the concept that an exaggerated inflammatory response in COPD exacerbation predisposes for myocardial injury.

In addition to ideologically overloaded approaches [10] or in view of concepts that make exaggerated claims in terms of philosophy of science and scientific-political claims [11], publications with a methodological and research-methodological foundation also appeared in the pioneering phase of action research in German-speaking regions [12, 13, 14, 15, 16].

Look at most concept cars, and the exaggerated lines or extraordinary horsepower claims will tell you that something isn't quite "grounded" here.

In Hayek's view, the desire on the part of social scientists to emulate the physical sciences creates an exaggerated fear of teleological or "purposive" concepts.

The concept of family lends itself to exaggerated claims.