Eisenberg: I like to write about exaggerated parts of myself because I find that it's a way for me to work through something and to write about something I know very well.
Maybe it was the exaggerated walk, part Mick Jagger, part Naomi Campbell.
The comedian Aasif Mandvi calls the exaggerated accent part of his "heritage"—maybe not the part of heritage that's chosen out of pride but the part you fashion to protect yourself.
Mr. Healy also suggested that fears of the watch list were exaggerated, in part because there are many other reasons that people are subjected to extra screening at airports.
At the national level, the brainwashing powers of political advertising have long been exaggerated (in part by some advertising men, who make their money on commission, as a percentage of the purchase of television time).
Which brings me on to a third men's shoe theme of note: a certain element of proportion play, verging on the ugly, but in pared-back colours and with one or two elements exaggerated as part of a minimal whole.
Simply comb your hair over into an extremely exaggerated side part and use a hair wax to keep it in place.
Referee Clancy had a part to play – he had a slightly exaggerated role here.
John Currin and Lisa Yuskavage distort the female figure by depicting exaggerated body parts.
His modest, finely textured ink drawings, which combine the acerbity of political cartoons with the reverence of retablo painting, feature a hapless, lone male -- often an artist, sometimes a boxer -- whose mutilated limbs and exaggerated body parts imply a man handicapped by an obsession with prowess and power.
The dark side of fashion you mention is exaggerated, simply a part of the hyperbole that lies at the heart of any world that sells newspapers, magazines and billions of products every day.
