Sentence examples for exaggerated life from inspiring English sources

As in those movies, basic recollections of childhood are given an exaggerated life that combines comic flourish with deep wistfulness.

Among his best-known novels are Tantas veces Pedro (1977; "So Many Times Pedro"), La vida exagerada de Martín Romaña (1981; "The Exaggerated Life of Martín Romaña"), El hombre que hablaba de Octavia de Cádiz (1984; "The Man Who Talked About Octavia de Cádiz"), and La amigdalitis de Tarzán (1999; Tarzan's Tonsilitis).

That there was something about the game and the spaces it's played in that somehow highlighted or even exaggerated life's possible meaninglessness and just how goddamn bored we really are.

But they have been given exaggerated new life by the Internet, slick repackaging, high production values and money, like the more than $20,000 that Georgia Right to Life invested in the billboards.

By utilizing the MT-null strain, we aimed to answer the following two questions: First, could we generate a model in which the toxicity of MeHg would emerge or at least become exaggerated later in life as opposed to earlier in life (i.e., at 3 6 months, which was the timing for most of the earlier studies that used behavioral evaluations)?

Well, obviously it's a show, so all of our situations are a bit more exaggerated than real life, but I think we do a really great job of keeping it pretty true to life with the love, the drama, the love circles and the relationships with parents and best friends.

The crime strip eventually developed into the more or less exaggerated and romanticized life of the famous brigand, which is the precursor of the early 20th-century detective strip.

Although the scenery and details are exaggerated, the animation is accurate in its depiction of the Malaysian village and the life of its inhabitants.

It's exaggerated, but true to life.

Local political and social institutions, often of medieval origin, were unable to cope with conditions that exaggerated poverty, disrupted family life, and complicated personal adjustment.

At any rate, ragtime was not above titillating the white middle class with big-beat evocations of the (often greatly exaggerated) realities of ghetto life.