Sentence examples for exaggerated conflicts from inspiring English sources

There are no worked-up epiphanies, or exaggerated conflicts demanding resolution.

Tough competition, loss of advertising revenue and falling sales prompt the media to produce increasingly vehement reports about increasingly exaggerated conflicts.

Larson rightly reproaches Allen for his exaggerated characterization of the conflict as a struggle between religion generally and freedom of inquiry (Larson 1997, 226).

Itchy and Scratchy often play out an exaggerated form of the conflict in the surrounding episode.

"The talks about the disagreements and conflicts are much exaggerated," he said.

Faulty findings in the second category will not have the same implications, but may lead to exaggerated precaution, which can be conflicting in relation to commercial interests.

Unreported costs and risks, emphasized benefits, undisclosed financial conflicts of interest and exaggerated claims about new medical approaches may create medicalization of non-diseases or incorrectly influence decisions about treatment choices and medical care [30].

Consistent with prior research on health science communication in other countries, we report undisclosed costs and risks, emphasized benefits, unrevealed financial conflicts of interest and exaggerated claims in Italian print media.

He exaggerated the number and intensity of his conflicts there to make his copy more exciting, and these exaggerations carried over into his books.

"In conflicts involving mutual assessment, an exaggerated assessment of the probability of winning increases the probability of winning," Richard Wrangham, a biological anthropologist at Harvard, writes.

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