Sentence examples for exaggerated statement from inspiring English sources

Do you consider that that, too, is an exaggerated statement?

Since the paper does not support this exaggerated statement of a powerful politician, yet academic media pundits (such as yourself) and the papers authors do not correct the politician but rather merely echo his exaggeration, it would seem to this member of the public that by "clarity" you mean "the kind of political exaggeration I like".

"That was an exaggerated statement that, you know, a lot of times is used in the western world when somebody does a crime or commits theft," he told the Post-Dispatch.

The point was that the combination of exaggerated statements and the undercutting of Tillerson could corner the White House.

The defense team acknowledged that the Trumps made some exaggerated statements in order to sell the units.

They found that more than one-third contained exaggerated statements not found in the published studies, and that these were likely to end up in news stories.

Last week, in his testimony before the House Oversight Committee, Cohen described how Trump sent exaggerated statements of his wealth — called "Statements of Financial Condition" — to journalists, potential lenders and insurers.

It is ironic that The Times, recognized for its careful scientific reporting, would act the alarmist in making exaggerated statements about the safety of our food supply.

Attorney-general John Ashcroft's exaggerated statements about a plot to explode a "dirty bomb" containing irradiated material in Washington DC demonstrated the dangers of crying wolf.

At one point, Cohen said that Trump used exaggerated statements of his own wealth to impress journalists, reassure lenders and persuade insurance companies to lower his premiums.

Last week, we fact-checked Trump's tweets as a part of a larger round-up of inaccurate and exaggerated statements from his first week in office.