Sentence examples for exaggerated forms from inspiring English sources

After the other two versions, what catches the eye here are the exaggerated forms.

They allowed freedom of movement in dancing but in exaggerated forms were a nuisance in small houses or carriages.

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

Returning in less exaggerated forms from fall were oversize buttons and bell skirts, all of which paid homage to the film "Indochine" with Catherine Deneuve.

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.

Iowa clarifies this factionalism by presenting it in exaggerated form.

Sluggish bureaucracies and exaggerated form-filling are the main reason Greece's exports have not rebounded like those of Spain, Portugal and Ireland.

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

Some critics claim the dropped crotch screams fashion victim, but in fact it owes its exaggerated form to utility.

These features appear in an exaggerated form in some of the sculpture for the Sainte-Chapelle, Paris.