Sentence examples for exaggerated steps from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seinfeld finally walked to center stage with exaggerated steps.

Forced to take big, exaggerated steps, I must have looked like a circus clown in oversized shoes.

He has the air of a man who is constantly sated, and moves around the stage in goofy exaggerated steps, like someone walking across some freshly waxed lino.

One after another, the models came out in what could probably best be called raiment (gold-leaf cock feathers covered one tunic) and moved with exaggerated steps that called to mind dressage, although these high-strung ponies looked hypnotized.

Spurts of movement — diagonal runs from the wings; slow, exaggerated steps; and springy jumps — often serve to accentuate the wistful text, which magnifies the idea of multiple, insecure fathers-to-be.

Ben Stokes suggested permanence until he was bowled around his legs by Rabada, having taken an exaggerated step to the off-side.

Jamie Aitchison, commissioning editor for sport, told a tribunal that the commentator's "exaggerated tone" had become "out of step" with the channel's coverage and his boorish manner offended members of the audience.

Around him, the members of For Real were performing exaggerated dance steps and stifling giggles.

Females trying to leave a buck's territory may be blocked by the buck, who moves with exaggerated, dancelike steps.

The Channel 4 executive claimed the pundit's "exaggerated tone and style, and propensity to offend was out of step with the vision for the programme, and also unappealing and irritating to many current and potential viewers".

The pundit's "exaggerated tone and style and propensity to offend was out of step with the vision for the programme, and also unappealing and irritating to many current and potential viewers".