Sentence examples for exaggerated game from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of like an exaggerated game of catch in the backyard, and some guys are not wired that way".

After a standout spring training, Brown is putting on his exaggerated game face, just in time for his first Yankees start on Wednesday.

But other studies say the linkage is exaggerated and that game-playing does not predict bullying or delinquency.

1 Reports of Norwich City's demise have been greatly exaggerated After seven games without a win and only QPR below them in the table, it was looking grim for the Canaries.

Words — some casual or flippant — can take on exaggerated meanings before a game of this magnitude.

I've often thought that the emphasis on 'body language' is exaggerated in the modern game but it was blatantly obvious that Kallis was unhappy with his lot.

The LaughterBoss held one racket, the resident held the other and the ElderClown controlled the ball, making it easier or more difficult for the players to hit the ball, and also providing exaggerated commentary on the game.

The 2005 reforms, driven by an exaggerated concern that debtors might game the system, instituted a series of paper-intensive procedural safeguards.

Uribe declined an interview request after the Giants' workout Friday, but he cracked up his teammates with his bursts of broken English, his sweeping hand motions and his exaggerated reactions to a basketball game playing on television.

Setlak points out, however, that Sarajevo still had a functioning local government at the time of the siege "so society didn't deteriorate", he says, implying that Sarajevan critics felt the game was an exaggerated version of events.

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.