Sentence examples for exaggerated saying from inspiring English sources

City officials describe the objections as exaggerated, saying the big buildings would be on the outskirts of Hollywood's famous historic district.

Federal and state officials dismiss such claims as wildly exaggerated, saying six of Somali state's nine zones, where the majority of the region's population lives, are peaceful.

He called the increase in turnover exaggerated, saying there was a jump in retirements right after the law was passed, but departures have dropped since.

Matt Hoskins, the head of the Senate Conservatives Fund, dismissed the criticism as exaggerated, saying the organization simply rents a Capitol Hill townhouse rather than expensive downtown office space.

Ms. Uribe dismissed fears of militarization as exaggerated, saying that such quasi-military training programs are not new, and are in any case restricted to students in higher grades.

Twitter founders Ev Williams and Biz Stone have derided Malcolm Gladwell's contention that the effect of online networks on social change is greatly exaggerated, saying his argument is "laughable".

"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.

The moral qualities of the Soviet intelligentsia have always been exaggerated, says Mr Fortov.

"I think that's exaggerated," said Ms. Jacob, who represented the Attorney General's Office.