Sentence examples for exaggerated nothing from inspiring English sources

On the official Comedy Central website for the South Park episode, it is asserted that the section of "Trapped in the Closet" that explains Scientology's portrayal and beliefs was not exaggerated: "Nothing about what you see here is exaggerated in the slightest.

Rivers exaggerated nothing in it for sensational effect — it's not like an Ivan Albright painting — but neither did he shy away from his model's corpulent reality.

Modern cliches are strewn throughout the dialogue: "All Venetians look alike to me"; "The mind boggles"; "Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated"; "Nothing is over till it's over," to cite only a few.

The statement itself, if a little exaggerated, was nothing extraordinary, as the World Bank's extreme aversion to industrial policy had been well known.

Everything is just so in this film, nothing exaggerated or glorified.

If it's only interesting if it's exaggerated, there's nothing to write about.

Representative Peter T. King, a Republican from Long Island, agreed, saying "there's nothing exaggerated" in the governor's aid request.

Meyer's former conclusion is exaggerated (Heidegger retracts nothing essential from his phenomenological interpretation of Van Gogh, as we will see in section 4), and his second misses the point of Heidegger's note, which is that no one (neither he nor Shapiro) can be certain about who originally broke in the shoes which Van Gogh painted.

"In some ways, it's because of an exaggerated sense that nothing has changed that the flag, faces, and acronyms may be different, but the covert Russian challenge is the same.

"This is an unjust case with charges trumped up out of nothing or exaggerated accusations grafted on from elsewhere," he said.

Exaggerated rhetoric, in itself, is nothing new.