Sentence examples for exaggerated lengths from inspiring English sources
There is a new theme, "Before Supersmile, keeping your teeth white wasn't easy," which is depicted through more benign scenarios, centered on comically exaggerated lengths to which people might go to avoid staining their teeth.
Turning to the hands and feet, I noticed they were disproportionate, but there are symbolic reasons for their exaggerated length and power.
A pin thrust through the brooch attached the whole to the garment; it is of exaggerated length with an elaborately decorated head.
To read them again after a quarter-century or so is to recognize their strengths: fresh, vivid writing with a hint of suppressed sorcery, and a masterly tension and control of story (despite the exaggerated length of "The Magus").
The most famous example is the first on display: his "Mainbocher" image of a woman hiding her face in the crook of her arm, the corset loosely cupping her back with an exaggerated length of ribbon lacings tangling behind her.
Perhaps it should have appeared in"The Incredibles," where its exaggerated length, swoopy, Victorian sofalike rear fenders and its midcentury motel radio grille and headlights would fit in with the other cartoon cars.
The underlying vector with exaggerated length is okay.
The exaggerated length of the chaetae in M. burgessensis and P. zenobia would have potentially provided an earlier warning system in comparison to much shorter marginal chaetae, allowing sufficient time to close their shells and increasing their chance of survival.
Our air puff US may well be responsible for an exaggerated length and spread of latencies compared to electrical periocular stimulation, obfuscating a clear distinction between the two latency groups.
Aun exaggerated the lengths of appointments with the undercover investigator and billed for tests that were never performed, according to the chiropractic board accusation.
The people who indicated they were most frightened also gave the most exaggerated tarantula-length estimates.
