Sentence examples for exaggerated depictions from inspiring English sources

On reflection, "Bart vs Australia" was a mid-tier episode at best, but it continues to resonate with us – not just because the royal family of modern pop culture recognised us, but because its exaggerated depictions of unreasonable laws, national hysteria and a beer-swilling, inner-tube floating idiot prime minister continue to feel relevant.

On reflection, "Bart vs. Australia" was a mid-tier episode at best, but it continues to resonate with us not just because the royal family of modern pop culture recognized us, but because its exaggerated depictions of unreasonable laws, national hysteria, and a beer-swilling, inner-tube floating idiot prime minister continue to feel relevant.

Absurdistan was divided into two main sections: a hilarious but not too exaggerated depiction of post-Soviet St Petersburg, and a more Swiftian coda in a fictitious post-Soviet state.

The film provoked a response by the Charity Organization Societies because the film's melodramatic and exaggerated depiction of the family's suffering due to regulation delays.

Note, however, that it is a somewhat exaggerated depiction of what is frequently present in real life cases, maybe in less dramatic form.

In Murakami's paintings such as Shunga: Gibbons and Shunga: Bow Wow, graphic depictions of exaggerated and engorged male and female genitals are set against delirious backgrounds of image and pattern.

What elevates the story above the ordinary is its trenchant — symbolic and exaggerated, but psychological apt — depiction of the tyrannical impulse of the frustrated intellectual.

To Tibetans expatriates, Hollywood's portrayals of Tibet -- like Bernardo Bertolucci's "Little Buddha" (1993) and Martin Scorsese's "Kundun" (1997) -- are overflowing with exaggerated reverence, with heavy-handed depictions of Tibetans, especially Tibetan monks, as solemn, holy and kind instead of as ordinary people who quarrel and joke around.

The movie's other varieties of violence are exaggerated, cartoonish, not just in depiction but in substance.

Suffice to say that the film's depiction is not exaggerated and, if anything, stops mercifully short of the full horror.

For centuries, outer space has been influencing thousands of people around the globe, from science fiction writers to modern day artists, resulting in realistic depictions of the cosmos or exaggerated fantasies of alien landscapes.