The animator Mike Judge chose to adroitly satirise the MTV generation in the shape of Beavis and Butt-head – two greatly exaggerated examples of that demographic – and created a hilarious early-1990s instheution in the process.
"Instead, we found a way to create a role for it in everyday life," by presenting comically exaggerated examples of the devastation caused by milk's absence as when a man who died discovered that a heaven with zillions of cookies but no milk was actually -- er, the other place.
"Chelsea and Liverpool are the clearest, most exaggerated example of the way football is going: very intense, very collective, very tactical, very physical, and very direct," he added.
If anything, Kink may be an exaggerated example of just how ordinary pornographers will get, despite the wince-inducing grisliness of its content, which even by porn-industry standards is morbidly eccentric.
Besides, whispers director Lauren Greenfield from behind a gilt-edged pot plant, isn't this just an exaggerated example of the sort of beyond-our-means lifestyle we all aspire to?
D-Ferg captured the essence of this different and more interesting problem with this early response: As an exaggerated example, suppose that half of the population has a 75% chance of producing a girl, and the other half has a 25% chance.
And as we saw on Thursday night against Dallas, open three-point looks can take San Antonio a long way; 48 of the Spurs' 93 points on Thursday came from beyond the arc, and while San Antonio is unlikely to take 33 three-point attempts on a nightly basis (much less make 16 of them), that game provided an exaggerated example of a successful offensive tenet.
Some management specialists see Fujitu's case as perhaps an exaggerated example of the way management at publicly traded companies can seem, from the outside at least, to be subject to personal relationships and even vendettas, with too little objective supervision by corporate boards.
Figure 2 Exaggerated example of distance matrix between chunks.
In a similar vein, some statements to motivate the work are exaggerated, for example in the first line of Discussion the authors' state: "Theories of conditioning are founded on the argument that animals seek reward, while reward is defined as what animals seek".
Conclusion These are just five examples exaggerated campaign moments.
