Sentence examples for exaggerated form of from inspiring English sources

Computers also underlie another developing frontier, high-frequency trading, which is a fantastically exaggerated form of day trading.

And yet even profound amusia might be just an exaggerated form of a dysfunction, or adaptation, that affects us all.

They are hairy dashes that knit and weave and bob in the most exaggerated form of whatever expression she's making.

When should we accept that life is only an exaggerated form of special pleading, romanticized beyond saying into moon, stone, flock and trees.

Kyle suffers from an exaggerated form of the universal teenage disorder: not knowing who he is and feeling out of place.

Family reigns supreme in Philippine society as one of my friends quipped, the impulse that leads our politicians to build dynasties is simply an exaggerated form of their desire to take care of their families.

Hypermasculinity, sociological term denoting exaggerated forms of masculinity, virility, and physicality.

The impact of the exaggerated forms of late Baroque, Rococo and Gothic Revival is immediately apparent, notably in their subversion of classicism.

The D.A.R.'s enforcement of its "white artist" policy against Marian Anderson drew protests from many commentators who otherwise favored segregation; perhaps they sensed that such exaggerated forms of segregation would, and did, end up endangering the whole system.

"We argue that these men are merely reproducing exaggerated forms of behaviour that are expected of them and that they expect of themselves in a pocket of available time to celebrate," it said.

They are superficial environmentalist positions, based on nostalgic visions of a "green-worshipping" (Roger 1997), world, romantic and overly refined, which brings to mind various approaches, from the one considering the landscape a museum and crystallised, to the more exaggerated forms of urbanism, landscape scenic beauty aesthetic value.