"As Mark Twain might say, the reports of Democratic state legislators' deaths are greatly exaggerated," read a recent post by the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, a 527 group that expects to spend $20 million this year on legislative races.
The piece suggests an exaggerated sense of reading between the lines and alludes to wily, misappropriated, perhaps harmful mis-readings of literature for other purposes.
One page is a long time for a manga artist!" Gintoki's exaggerated desire to read the Weekly Shōnen Jump (which causes him to fight other readers in order to get it) also makes fun of shōnen, since during those parts characters quote them.
For one, they can't compete on price because labels won't let them (if you ever want to read a hysterical, albeit exaggerated, story on this, then read this blog post by Michael Robertson).
"Cut from thick-looking leather, long skirts and wide pants turned clunky; various exaggerated utility details also read heavy.
In alphabetic languages, the hallmark symptom of pure alexia is slowed, inefficient processing of letter strings with an exaggerated effect of word length on reading performance (Shallice and Saffran 1986; Roberts et al. 2010).
At least technology platforms that err on the side of ranking by engagement allow users to decide individually if what they read is false or exaggerated.
She flipped it open and read out loud, with an exaggerated lisp: "My father taught me a man must always have four things.
"I'll be reading policy," he declared with an exaggerated and mock seriousness.
Things got pleasanter, but he came to feel that it exaggerated the fundamental difference in perspective between his reading and that of the soldier and thus made him less well equipped to predict the soldier's taste.
