Sentence examples for exaggerated images from inspiring English sources
It's more like a reverie, filled with strangely exaggerated images and colored by the ominous hum of Philip Glass's score.
In assembling these ingredients, they divide their attention between actual and exaggerated images of the labor movement — between the facts of its history and the propaganda.
Exaggerated images of female beauty have been around since the dawn of civilisation, but (relatively) recently this has become quite ridiculous.
They bounce around behind their machinery, and the visuals help it being too static - distorted and exaggerated images, streamed titles in Mylo's distinctive spraypainted typography, fizzing white noise.
Several poets were still influenced or inspired by folk songs, but Aleksandrs Čaks (pseudonym of Aleksandrs Čadarainis) created a new tradition, describing in free verse, with exaggerated images, the atmosphere of the suburbs.
And when he died in 1975, most Spaniards preferred entrenching democracy to settling old scores or exhuming the past.Writing the war's history without heroic or exaggerated images of some kind has never been fully achieved, and may not be possible.
The exaggerated image of pacifism projected on Buddhism (and Hinduism) was embraced and promoted by natives, as it conveyed moral superiority over colonialist oppressors and missionaries.
It has dug an effective moat by cultivating an exaggerated image of "doing good" that keeps its customers loyal, while behind the scenes, it bullies any rivals that come near and it stifles innovation.
Then, with input from the whole class, create one definition of stereotype that everyone agrees with, such as "A generalization about what people are like; an exaggerated image of their characteristics without regard to individual attributes" (from the Teaching Tolerance Web site found at //www.tolerance.org/teach/web/power_of_words/pdf/power_words_lesson_5.pdf).org/teach/web/power_of_words/pdf/power_words_lesson_5.pdf
People react not to me, but to the exaggerated image of me; to the two-dimensional shadow that is every black man.
Almost from its founding, Los Angeles has assumed a large and usually exaggerated image in the world psyche, alternately painted as a palmy pastel paradise and as an urban disaster worthy of the apocalyptic fiction of Nathanael West.
