Sentence examples for exaggerated discomfort from inspiring English sources
"It is hard to imagine," Mrs. Clinton agreed, as Mr. Leno recalled, with exaggerated discomfort, how much fun he had had at the expense of President and Mrs. Clinton and their marriage.
Her exaggerated orchestrations of awkward human interactions are funny and discomforting, though perhaps not always in the way she means them to be.
Cold sensitivity, described as "an exaggerated or abnormal reaction to cold exposure of the injured part, causing discomfort or the avoidance of cold", is a common complaint following a variety of hand injuries and diseases [ 1- 10].
It is classically described as "an icy cold feeling that can progress to pain" or "an exaggerated or abnormal reaction to cold exposure of the injured part causing discomfort or the avoidance of cold" [ 22, 23].
Cold sensitivity, described as "an exaggerated or abnormal reaction to cold exposure of the injured part, causing discomfort or the avoidance of cold", is a common complaint following hand injuries [ 1, 2].
But these are exaggerated.
He exaggerated only slightly.
An exaggerated comparison?
This is absolutely exaggerated".
