Sentence examples for exaggerated into from inspiring English sources
And so everything is exaggerated into a joke.
His callow politeness is exaggerated into passive-aggressive behavior.
In these works the figures' genitalia are exaggerated into mollusk shapes or emit flowing ribbons of porcelain.
The outer spikes that pierce cells (the hemagglutinin "H" of the H1N1 flu virus, for example) are exaggerated into medieval battle maces.
Their findings support the recent theories of some independent historians that the Spanish Inquisition has been exaggerated into a kind of legend.
Ferri is of course a remarkable artist and her return to the Royal for this one guest project shouldn't be exaggerated into a trend.
Such maniacal, punctilious traits bring to mind Mr. Antrim's own narrators, whom he exaggerates into such hilarious existence.
No one is born hating people who practice another religion or have another skin color – a minor genetic variation some humans exaggerate into major moral differences.
The original "facts" (ambiguous at best) and emotions (complex and mixed) are twisted, amplified, suppressed, exaggerated, transformed into a simplified high-stakes confrontation which unfolds according to "how it plays".
A political party exaggerated in a political ad, my God, let's all just start tearing our garters into smithereens!
Forest biologists believe that the remaining Wollemi forests in New South Wales must have been extraordinarily genetically similar before climate change forced them into a very low genetic variability, and over thousands of years they have further exaggerated by cloning into one big stand of pines that somehow split into two.
