Sentence examples for exaggerated notes from inspiring English sources

A few months later, Gorham returned with a fragrance that they called M/MINK, with exaggerated notes of adoxal (a synthetic ingredient reminiscent of fresh linen) as well as patchouli leaf, clover honey and amber.

A third camp reckons that the worries are exaggerated, noting that European election results are rarely reflected in general elections, which use a different voting system, concern different issues and are taken much more seriously.

NCIS (CBS, Sept. 24) Prime time's highest-rated series (even higher than NFL football) ended its 10th season on an almost comically exaggerated note: the entire naval investigative team resigned to protect the boss, Gibbs Mark Harmonn), and Gibbs was seen "four months later" pointing a rifle at his best friend, the F.B.I. agent Fornell (Joe Spano).

Iraqi officials say U.S. concern about of a sectarian bloodbath is exaggerated, noting that Sunni tribal militias are also in the attacking force and that prominent Sunni officials, including the provincial governor, support the attack.

The conversation consisted of exaggerated gestures noting direction of the livery cab he was driving.

Patrick French awarded it four stars in a Mail on Sunday review, but offered no explanation for his generosity; while the Sunday Telegraph's Ian Thomson pooh-poohed Goodhart's fears as "perhaps exaggerated", and noted that readers might conclude that the sometime "leftish-liberal" shares "the opinions of foreigners held by Cheltenham colonels, if not the right wing of Cameron's cabinet".

Of note, Raber et al have noted exaggerated increases in plasma normetanephrine after exercise in hypertensive individuals with type 2 diabetes, compared to normotensive individuals with or without diabetes [ 20].

Fact checkers also noted exaggerated descriptions of the threat to ordinary citizens, particularly when Trump departed from prepared remarks to claim Americans were living through a "more dangerous environment than I have ever seen or anyone has ever seen".

But the selling was a "bit exaggerated," Mr. Cardillo noted, adding that trading volumes were low with many people on vacation and with others awaiting the release today of the unemployment report for June.

"The rhetoric around these global treaties is exaggerated," he said, noting they helped lift a billion people out of poverty.

The New Forest pony has free, even gaits, active and straight, but not exaggerated, and is noted for sure-footedness, agility, and speed.