Sentence examples for exaggerated one from inspiring English sources

Her rivals have contested as wildly exaggerated one published figure that suggested she sold properties worth $748 million in 2006.

Cliché aside, I'd like to know whether or not this a real problem or an exaggerated one generated by a bloodthirsty media.

In 2005, Saudi Arabia's Minister of the Interior, Prince Naif, told the Saudi Press Agency that the controversy over driving is an exaggerated one.

The reviewers agreed that in principle this paper would be suitable for publication in eLife, but to make it so, the authors will need to carry out additional experiments and to reduce the strength of their claims, which both reviewers agreed were exaggerated (one reviewer even used the word "reckless").

So it does look as though the picture often painted of young people getting all their entertainment and news from their smartphones and ignoring the traditional media is an exaggerated one.

One would guess, or hope, that it's an exaggerated one.

In both artists' work the architecture of the city is carefully rendered, using an exaggerated one-point perspective.

This is how Barack met Michelle, and Southside With You will detail, in rather exaggerated, one-act-play form, how they fell in love.

There are some good reasons for this, and some exaggerated ones, but that is the way it is.

They've grown so inured to the process of public figures rummaging through the past for hard knocks that they greet it in a jaded fashion, wondering how to tell the real aches from the exaggerated ones.

Republicans have become skilled at pointing out the Affordable Care Act's failings and imperfections ― the real ones, the exaggerated ones and the fabricated ones.