Sentence examples for exaggerated need from inspiring English sources

People who struggle with an exaggerated need for the comfort of others may show flashes of all three types.

"Looking back," said Thomas Muller, another community member, "you have to say that this man had an exaggerated need to be admired, which is probably why he came up with this idea [to burn the Qur'ans]." Baar was quick to disown Jones.

They have a very exaggerated need for privacy.

Given that the categorisation of rheumatoid factor was devised to maximise the relation between rheumatoid factor and rheumatoid arthritis, the risk estimates based on these categories could be exaggerated and need to be replicated in another study.

It doesn't need exaggerated facial expressions and theatrical line readings, but if David Grillo is overdoing it a bit as the pained photographer Aram, it may be because he has more at stake than your typical replacement actor.

It is not the fault of Cusack--again, she's amazing--it's that those numbers alone, out of context, aren't showy enough in the exaggerated way folks need solos to be.

Sprague-Dawley rats have shown moderate responses to CAPs in previous studies (Clarke et al. 1999), without exaggerated responses or need for control animals as for spontaneously hypertensive rat models.

The rivalry between him and Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer and heir presumptive, is real but exaggerated by newspapers who need to spice their politics with a little drama.

An environmental official was quoted in the Hong Kong press, claiming air pollution had been exaggerated: "We don't need any independent party to help us monitor our air quality during the event".

And to lift the mood further, she has seeded the sometimes grim displays of surgical and survivalist paraphernalia with ironic pieces of offbeat design and conceptual art, including furniture you can hide in, an armoured duvet and razor-wire cut in the shape of butterflies and fish.You would need an exaggerated degree of fearfulness to see a place for all of these things in your life.

Insecurities, fears, and doubts become exaggerated; so can the need to escape.