Sentence examples for exaggerated over from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gelb said he thought the depth of the reports had been exaggerated over time, and noted that his team was extremely limited in what it was able to draw on to produce them.

Oversaturation is an issue, with colors that are exaggerated over what you can actually find in real life.

I don't know how much of that has been exaggerated over the past but, yeah, a few people had funny stories about having to knock on any doors that contained private places.

As reported previously, this initial difference in ligand-dependent signal intensity is maintained and further exaggerated over the subsequent 12 h (Ouyang et al, 1999a).

They are talkative, natural entertainers, impulsive, exaggerating, over-indulgent, blunt, risk-takers, with a child-like wonder.

Their forward Seydou Doumbia even claimed that his Ivory Coast teammate was "clearly exaggerating" over the abuse.

Anyone who thinks I'm exaggerating over saying we got "the vapors" just needs to go back to the week after the Republican convention (and before her ABC and CBS interviews) to see that I am not overstating our hand-wringing.

The problem is because these kind of patients often exaggerate (over or under) the symptoms, or may become immune to some germs in time.

In the second row of Myo15 ΔN/ΔN IHCs at P8, the shape of the normally prolate tips were frequently exaggerated and over-elongated, compared to Myo15 +/+ IHCs.

High insulin is often connected to insulin resistance which is exaggerated by over consumption of rich foods, sugars and bad fats that together raise triglycerides, raise sugar as well as that insulin in your blood.

The coat is clearly exaggerated in these over-expressing conditions as compared to normal cells.