Sentence examples for exaggerated said from inspiring English sources

Players fear rejection, but that fear is grossly exaggerated," said Tatchell.

"The number of protests being reported by the U.F.C.W. are grossly exaggerated," said David Tovar, a Wal-Mart spokesman.

"The claims are grossly exaggerated," said Achim Dobermann, the head of research at the international rice institute, which is based in the Philippines.

"Misleading and exaggerated," said the Times.

That image of Kennesaw is also exaggerated, said Graydon.

"The threat from al Shabaab is being exaggerated," said Ilham.

"We feel that the problems in Zimbabwe have been exaggerated," says Zambia's president Levy Mwanawasa.

Mr. Krosnick unfairly faults Gallup for asking whether climate change has been exaggerated, saying that it taps into views of media coverage.

We have to behave like them," says Mr Mukherjee.One reason for optimism is that some of the things that supposedly make Generation Y different have been exaggerated, says Rich Floersch, head of HR at McDonald's.

Claims that Israel led the world in the 1960s and 1970s are exaggerated, says Or Kashti, the education correspondent of the daily Maariv: early comparisons were based on selective data.

Claims that World Cup holders Spain are no longer the force they were have been exaggerated, says midfielder Xabi Alonso.