Sentence examples for exaggerated interest from inspiring English sources
"We clearly have an exaggerated interest toward our 'sacred and accursed' past," he wrote.
Goren meets the dubious testimony of suspects with exaggerated interest, or double takes that ricochet off pauses in the dialogue, or plain grinning astonishment.
And while Berman was at it, he was also acknowledging that there was something absurd and pathetic in having such an exaggerated interest in the outcome of this endless succession of essentially identical encounters and of the people who participate in them or, in other words, in being a man.
The word "fad" is defined by the Miriam-Webster Dictionary as "a practice or interest followed for a time with exaggerated interest".
He took a similar approach to politics, using time and delay to advantage.To his detractors, Talleyrand was a corrupt and immoral opportunist of exaggerated reputation interested mainly in his family name.
The problem is that genuine solutions to persistent problems require the kind of vision that transcends single-minded ideologies, rigid belief systems, and exaggerated self-interest.
The Dodo Expedition involved a fairly innocent exchange of deceptions: a group of Mauritian landowners exaggerated their interest in science, for the sake of future tourists, and, in return, Dutch scientists exaggerated their interest in dodos, for the sake of access to a prehistoric marsh.
In addition, any deficiencies in the measurement's accuracy will have obscured rather than exaggerated associations of interest.
In the House of Commons, debate on it began this week, prompting much interest and exaggerated nervousness in Brussels.
Unreported costs and risks, emphasized benefits, undisclosed financial conflicts of interest and exaggerated claims about new medical approaches may create medicalization of non-diseases or incorrectly influence decisions about treatment choices and medical care [30].
Consistent with prior research on health science communication in other countries, we report undisclosed costs and risks, emphasized benefits, unrevealed financial conflicts of interest and exaggerated claims in Italian print media.
