Sentence examples for exaggerated reflection from inspiring English sources

Charlie Sheen and Muammar Gaddafi might just offer us an exaggerated reflection of our own unacknowledged denial about our national arrogance.

Sinhalese opposition to this proposal lives on: many Rajapaksa supporters noted that the general's manifesto did not refer to Sri Lanka as a "unitary" state.In truth, the high expectations of General Fonseka had always looked exaggerated a reflection of his strong support among influential city folk, including Colombo's pro-UNP businessmen.

Recalling their conversation, Smith said he told his former boss that the Michel emails "were a one-sided reflection and in many cases exaggerated".

The exaggerated dimensions of the work are an immediate reflection of the icons' magnified personas versus the vulnerability of the souls behind them.

Other sequences, featuring elaborate camera work that calls exaggerated attention to decorative objects, contrasts of light, reflections, and sudden movements, are hard to find in his sound films.

For a great caricaturist, physiognomy is a reflection of the hidden soul: by showing us something exaggerated, something overlooked is revealed.

"I think we're more exaggerated versions of whatever we were," he answers after a moment's reflection.

Is it a reflection of the real relationship between ministers and civil servants, exaggerated for humour and effect?

Pointing to the rise of super-rich politicians in America, the trend toward a depoliticized electorate, and the increasing consolidation of media under a few corporate powerhouses, Stille also makes an impassioned, if occasionally unpersuasive, argument that Berlusconi "is a reflection of ourselves in a fun-house mirror, our features distorted and exaggerated but distinctly recognizable".

But these are exaggerated.

Contemplative reflection?