It has an exaggerated quality".
When he played Chopin at Alice Tully Hall in November, his rubato sometimes felt artificial, and the same exaggerated quality crept in here.
Occasionally in the Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert, there was a sense of self-regard about a phrase, an exaggerated quality, as if it were being played within quotation marks.
Yet the connections among the various storylines often feel tenuous at best, and Rowling's themes have an exaggerated Dickensian quality -- the sneering rich, indifference toward the struggling underclass, etc. -- that is timely enough, but also smacks of heavy-handedness.
In the past, I and others have commented that Leigh's dialogue in his contemporary movies has an exaggerated, vaudevillian, neo-Dickensian quality.
René Girard is coach of Lille, mid‑table in Ligue 1 and not even involved in any European action this past week, and from the sound of it he has had enough of exaggerated claims about the quality of football across the Channel.
Those who may call for a management change have an exaggerated view of the quality of Scottish players or its game in general; neither is anywhere near the level that sackings should be demanded if the international side fails to reach a tournament.
The "Odi et amo" of the main theme, in fact, is only an exaggerated instance of the quality which runs through the whole book, which may be best described as contrary, in the sense the word has when it rhymes with Mary.
These incidents were the result of the combination of a number of factors, including software errors, inadequate testing and quality assurance, exaggerated claims about the reliability, bad interface design, overconfidence in software design, and inadequate investigation or follow-up on accident reports.
Our brains are highly attuned to these qualities because they're all elements of nutritious, calorie-dense foods that would have sustained our ancestors in a natural environment, but today, the exaggerated combinations of these qualities used by processed food manufacturers overstimulate our natural reward pathways.
Since the baby was born, this quality had become exaggerated.
