Sentence examples similar to exaggerated sentiment from inspiring English sources
And when enough voters have their own versions of this same story – of grievances real and exaggerated – their sentiments don't have to be firmly grounded in facts for them to be keenly felt and fervently acted upon.
"So one of the things you find in the archival material, the letters written by the hunters-in-chief, are self-pitying sentiments and exaggerated accounts of the hunts themselves, the kind of sacrifices they had to make, and strange descriptions of the physical characteristics of the beast".
"Words that convey an exaggerated sense of threat can fuel anti-immigration sentiment and a climate of intolerance and xenophobia," Alexander Betts, director of the Refugee Studies Center at Oxford University, told WorldViews recently.
As Prof Alexander Betts, director of the refugee studies centre at Oxford University, says: "Words that convey an exaggerated sense of threat can fuel anti-immigration sentiment and a climate of intolerance and xenophobia".
Rush Limbaugh's comments were vulgar and exaggerated, but they do articulate the general Republican sentiment -- that taxpayer money shouldn't go towards "subsidizing" the immoral lifestyle choices of American women which make us "sluts".
For days, a chilly silence prevailed in all big Western capitals, despite Russia's deplorable behaviour first in whipping up sentiment in Estonia, and then in the grotesquely exaggerated responses orchestrated by the Kremlin.
But these are exaggerated.
An exaggerated comparison?
This is absolutely exaggerated".
