Sentence examples for exaggerated of from inspiring English sources

It's wildly exaggerated, of course.

They give the impression — largely exaggerated — of serving themselves before the common good.

The personalities of the actors in Noises Off are all exaggerated, of course, but I recognised aspects of them.

It appears that you publicize the negative aspects, often exaggerated, of Bangladesh, leaving aside its impressive achievements.

The publisher is planning an eight-city book tour and has announced a first print run (although these numbers are regularly exaggerated) of 350,000 copies.

A local truism -- exaggerated, of course -- says that women who work here are either making the beds or lying in them.

That game will forever be the top-down, super-zoomed-out, massively-exaggerated-of-slide-tackle Sensible Soccer.

She carried many-a-scene with her exaggerated, out-of-the-box southern belle persona.

Removal of Siglec-E causes the development of exaggerated signs of aging at the molecular, structural, and cognitive level.

Otherwise, you get a kind of exaggerated caricature of the present rather than a properly-imagined vision of the future.

Overwhelming evidence exists of exaggerated associations of African-American men to drug-related crime, unemployment and poverty.