Sentence examples for exaggerated impact from inspiring English sources
Still, reunions of former supergroups have an exaggerated impact on an audience seemingly in search of heroes, and Garfunkel himself was quick to try to discourage talk of a more complete reunion.
That means most Americans will begin to form their impressions of Walker over the coming months — and why each small moment of exposure has the potential for exaggerated impact on his political future.
"Junior" refers to the smaller, sketchier outfits that either haven't started production or spend a lot to get one ounce out of the ground; a small swing in the price of bullion has an exaggerated impact on their prospects.
There was no evidence that the increase in proactive interference associated with the later trials had an exaggerated impact on the rats with perirhinal lesions.
Together our panelists will bring into sharp focus, using anecdotes viewed through the prisms of their own wide-ranging investigations, the rigours of knowledge creation in this fluid century, the particular challenges of communicating it in an era of social media and fake news, and the dramatic and exaggerated impacts it can have in a time of instantaneous communication.
After the game, Mutombo responded to O'Neal's criticism that he "flopped," or exaggerated, the impact of contact to draw fouls.
Trump exaggerated the impact of Robart's order, and Democrats charged that the president was trying to intimidate the independent judiciary.
WASHINGTON — Alison Redford, the premier of the Canadian province that is home to the oil sands formations that would supply the proposed Keystone XL pipeline to the United States, said Tuesday that critics of the project had distorted its environmental effects and exaggerated the impact of developing the oil.
But the invasion's dramatic impact merely exaggerated the problems already troubling the world markets.
There has been a backlash in recent years against exaggerated claims about the impact of humanitarian aid.
