Sentence examples for exaggerated stature from inspiring English sources

The myth of an equal partnership lends France an exaggerated stature and protects Germany from accusations of outright unilateralism.

But those who knew him when he played for Manchester City and Liverpool are sure that the peculiarities of wartime football diminished rather than exaggerated his stature as a player.

Foreshortening exaggerated the difference in stature, but some observers chose to see rich symbolism in the image.

The characteristic features of achondroplasia include typical facial features, disproportionate short stature, and an exaggerated lumbar lordosis.

After all, the Greek play is about a powerful demagogue who trades in overblown and exaggerated speech in order to justify his own ends at any cost, who makes those lower in wealth or stature feel special, and who cajoles others into carrying out his self-interested plans.

Mr Fox lacks stature.

Obtain stature of star.

Small in stature.

His ethical stature.

Such was his stature.

But these are exaggerated.