Sentence examples for exaggerated narratives from inspiring English sources
Two doctors, Peter J. Ajemian of Syosset and Peter J. Lesniewski of Rockville Centre, both orthopedists, have been accused by prosecutors of running "disability mills," using unnecessary tests and exaggerated narratives to prepare disability applications for employees who were not disabled.
By exploiting their universe of exaggerated narratives, he taunts his audience with a romantic projection of what England was. .
He contributed lead vocals to "Bell Boy", where he deliberately showcased an exaggerated narrative style.
Grubbs was interested in how the public might be responding to this exaggerated narrative.
And their enthusiasm made me wonder: how much of the Democrats' supposed lack of enthusiasm and people's anger towards incumbents is an exaggerated media narrative that voter behavior will not bear out?
The subplot has its own style: exaggerated colors, heavy contrast, sparser narrative packed with more hot points of horror than the main narrative of Watchmen.
His work subtly employs certain comic-book conventions -- for example, in showing emotion (facial expressions are often slightly exaggerated) or in structuring a narrative.
Two years later, in the preface to Joseph Andrews, he gave a name to Hogarth's engraved narratives, by contrasting them to exaggerated caricatures and calling him rather "a comic history painter", whose art consists in "the exactest copying of nature".
I'm instinctively sceptical about such reports, because they are often exaggerated or distorted to serve the prevailing narrative – the idea that video games are addictive, destructive and encourage real-world violence.
Insane Clown Posse's performance style is often described as horrorcore hip hop, which "utilize[s] shocking (and blatantly over-the-top) narratives to give an over-exaggerated, almost cartoon-like version of urban deprivation in Detroit", according to author Sara Cohen.
