"Exaggerated motions, exaggerated smiles, exaggerated enthusiasm -- they learn those things and they can get people to do what they want".
Even the omnivorous reading imputed to Shakespeare by critics in later years is exaggerated, and he may well have absorbed much learning from conversations.
Many of those events we have learned, were exaggerated or untrue.
Singing to children fosters language acquisition, perhaps because exaggerated prosody aids segmentation [102] and the added musical information provides redundant cues for learning [35], [36].
Many fans recall how he famously remarked from London, after learning that a newspaper had him at death's door, that the report was "greatly exaggerated".
That is, an exaggerated coding of angular deviations from straight-ahead might tend to increase the advantages to be gained by learning to use angular declination as a source of information about ground distance.
Khrushchev related that he interrogated an SS defector, learning that the Germans intended an attack — a claim dismissed by his biographer, Taubman, as "almost certainly exaggerated".
(His English is perfect, aside from a few oddly flattened vowels, but he speaks with an exaggerated drawl, as if he had learned the language by watching old Westerns).
graduates reached their late teens and early 20s, many had forgotten what they had learned or rejected the exaggerated messages they'd heard.
The problem with this, of course, is that it ends up being an American Pie esque situation where men learn everything from porn or exaggerated stories.
