Sentence examples for exaggerated considerably from inspiring English sources
Historians Paul Moorcraft and Peter McLaughlin write that this exaggerated considerably the actual number of guerrillas killed, as most of Nkomo's army, then numbering about 10,000 fighters, had not been touched.
All of these works were written at a time when Pythagoras' achievements had become considerably exaggerated.
Brookings' Kenneth Pollack concluded that Iranian support is "being considerably exaggerated".
If transcript abundance is viewed as a quantitative trait, it becomes apparent that males demonstrate considerably more exaggerated trait values for sex-biased genes than do females.
Spokespersons from Daimler and Fiat did not wish to comment on the matter, but Daimler pointed to a statement it made in November, in which it said that its negotiations with Cerberus over the redemption of its 19.9% Chrysler stake had been made "considerably more difficult" by "exaggerated demands by Cerberus".
"Well, this is exaggerated rhetoric.
Well, I hear such exaggerated comments.
But these are exaggerated.
He exaggerated only slightly.
An exaggerated comparison?
