Sentence examples for exaggerated heat from inspiring English sources
According to Mr. Bates, the lean is due to the exaggerated heat gain on the southwestern face of the spire, which absorbs enough sunlight to increase its length significantly.
An exaggerated head fake.
While taunting Cooper with an exaggerated servility, he exudes a sinister sexual heat that attracts Leah but terrifies Kristen.
Many farmers say that, if proper practices are followed, the risks are exaggerated, and that milk that has not been heat-treated has more character.
An examination of the transformations associated with heating and cooling showed that an exaggerated apparent transformation strain was measured in the direction perpendicular to the segregation layers and a suppressed apparent transformation strain was measured parallel to the segregation layers.
She can't help but giggle as the two Heat superstars take turns serenading her, each turn more exaggerated than the previous one.
The novel's prose may be calm enough, but the novel's form will seem exaggerated, because it is monochromatically devoted to funniness, as a fever is devoted to heat.
These questions are especially heated when it comes to portrayals of black women in the bombastic, exaggerated world of comedy, which can threaten, in the case of black performers, to veer into minstrelsy.
But these are exaggerated.
He exaggerated only slightly.
An exaggerated comparison?
