Sentence examples for exaggerated elements from inspiring English sources

Hernandez is a self-conscious entertainer, using the exaggerated elements of his personality to bolster a self-invented legend.

Those exaggerated elements added more of what was already true, allowing me to see the experience better, like magnification.

For more than a week, Fox defended O'Reilly from increasing accusations that he has for years exaggerated elements of his reporting.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, literati painting became popular with the Japanese, who exaggerated elements of Chinese composition and brushwork.

The exaggerated elements were mainly in the accessories - kitschy cherries, like pencil case stencils, on expensive monogrammed leather handbags - and in the top half of the outfits: jackets and blouses with puff shoulders and short sleeves, and tiny, defined breast pockets.

The Canadian Press also reported that many Canadian ballet dancers felt that the film depicted dancers negatively and exaggerated elements of their lives but gave Portman high marks for her dance technique.

I am referring to those instances where the blame game takes on a nihilistic and exaggerated element, often motivated by ideological opposition to western capitalism.

Each director simply focused on and exaggerated the elements of the city that pertained most to his story.

The design team isolated the components that they felt made Batman, and exaggerated these elements.

At the time Burke was writing, however, there had been very little revolutionary violence; more concerned with persuading his readers than informing them, he greatly exaggerated this element of the revolution in his text for rhetorical effect.

Which brings me on to a third men's shoe theme of note: a certain element of proportion play, verging on the ugly, but in pared-back colours and with one or two elements exaggerated as part of a minimal whole.