Sentence examples for exaggerated intensity from inspiring English sources

The performances also have the right exaggerated intensity.

His solution was to look at the cup with exaggerated intensity, in the hope that she would understand his dilemma.

So the legal and public-relations combat continues, an exercise in legal agility and spin control that at times has seemed more like a Hollywood movie, full of exaggerated intensity, than real politics.

In lyrical moments, like the clarinet line that opens the second-movement Adagio, it seemed as if the players were overcompensating for being out of their usual modern and contemporary repertory, phrasing with exaggerated intensity.

It is almost impossible to exaggerate the intensity of the fake atmosphere which settled round the young Sovereign.

The other is "upcoding," in which hospitals may exaggerate the intensity of care provided or the severity of a patient's condition to justify higher billings.

But its origin and intensity are exaggerated in the media.

While the pooling techniques described herein can compensate for intensity-dependent variation, this intensity dependence can be minimized or exaggerated by different normalization techniques and background subtraction techniques.

As reported previously, this initial difference in ligand-dependent signal intensity is maintained and further exaggerated over the subsequent 12 h (Ouyang et al, 1999a).

When the teams from the central government showed up in the quake zone, some local officials wanted to exaggerate to them the intensity of the earthquake so that poor construction or corruption would not be blamed for building collapses, Mr. Ma said.

Tennyson's claim that his poem is the cry of the whole human race may be exaggerated, but undoubtedly one of its strengths is to evoke a particular, personal loss in all its intensity without, somehow, aggrandising that loss.