Sentence examples for exaggerated representation from inspiring English sources

The second would be proportional representation, which would help reduce Labour's exaggerated representation in Scotland and Wales, which is a result of the current first-past-the-post system.

For example, in "Genetic Engineering Department: Pisum Sativum Periculum, Anamoly #2603202," Mr. DeMarco incorporates his fabrication of scientific glass vessels with the exaggerated representation of a plant that refuses to be confined by its beaker and test tube.

Jacques Lizot, a French anthropologist who spent more than 15 years in a village near Bisaasi-teri, wrothathet hopedped to "revise the exaggerated representation that has been given of Yanomami violence.

Whatever the solution to this phylogenetic puzzle would be, their data point to the fact that cases carry an exaggerated representation of a rare haplogroup (most likely A11) that constitutes 75% of them, thus inflating the signal given by haplogroup N in their cases.

Some say gyaru was an exaggerated representation of American teenaged party culture.

We know that caricatures are exaggerated representations.

Stereotypes are inaccurate, often exaggerated, representations of reality.

Benchley's characters were typically exaggerated representations of the common man.

There are, of course, many sources of science "hype" that work in concert to produce exaggerated representations, including publication pressures and public, media and institutional expectations [ 41].

Porn is an exaggerated, stylized representation.

This is an exact representation of our exaggerated selves.