Sentence examples for exaggerated picture from inspiring English sources

Even if this presents an exaggerated picture, it suggests something seriously amiss.

And, though that's an exaggerated picture, it's possible that not all of it is a myth.

She was "afraid of life when I was twenty-one," having painted for herself "an exaggerated picture of a lonely childhood," but "Paul understood".

Mr. Villa, the defense lawyer, said that the authorities had painted an exaggerated picture of just how dire the situation was at the compound.

The book is also an exercise in something all too familiar to inside-the-White-House memoirs -- an exaggerated picture of the participant's importance.

On this Pakistani side, at least, support for the insurrection is encouraged by a lurid, often exaggerated, picture of Indian atrocities.

Mr Huang points out that since the financial reforms of 1997, FDI has played a relatively diminishing role in China's economy.Moreover, the raw numbers exaggerate the picture.

1951) took reins 1887 and created newspaper empire based on sensational "yellow" journalism; built readership with what reportedly were exaggerated accounts and pictures of Spanish-American War.

The hysteria of the French-Russian milieu in the film may be exaggerated, but it offers a good picture of how new ballets looked at the time.

All this does is trade one aesthetic annoyance for another: Although the unsightly pillars disappear, stretching the picture exaggerates flaws in the lower-quality standard-definition signal and makes people look unusually wide.

However, many, if not most, advertisements exaggerate claims by painting the picture that our hectic and unmanageable lives will suddenly and miraculously right themselves after using certain products.