Sentence examples for exaggerated strength from inspiring English sources

The letter of Leonardo Tocco which put the numbers of the Turkish army at an exaggerated strength of 400,000, exaggerated also the Wallachian strength which was estimated at 200,000.

Short-sales, they say, are a frequent scapegoat for companies of exaggerated fundamental strength.

French intelligence in the 1930's exaggerated German strength in order to boost the campaign for rearmament, a tactic that ultimately backfired by weakening French confidence.

No sooner had Hurricane Patricia petered out on Saturday than the accusations began that the president had ginned up a crisis and exaggerated the strength of the storm for political purposes, turning disaster management into a media-made spectacle — not the first time such charges have been tossed at Peña Nieto who is one of Mexico's most image-conscious politicians.

But like many exaggerated projections of strength, it's giving off the unseemly whiff of flop sweat.

He achieves this through acts of physical aggression, exaggerated movement, superior strength and selective bonding with other members of the community.

America's sense of "exaggerated pride in its strength" was promoting military adventurism.

With a twist and and a pop, Hillary Clinton opened a pickle jar in an exaggerated show of physical strength, making light of recent speculation about her health.

Ironically, though Wal-Mart's international strength is exaggerated, its fearsome reputation is driving up valuations of targets and causing them to erect defences.

America, which lavished arms and counter-terrorist training on units under Mr Saleh's relatives, despite warnings that his government exaggerated al-Qaeda's strength, is hastily dissociating itself from him.Perhaps Mr Saleh has succeeded in achieving the unity that has eluded Yemen's leaders throughout the country's history.

For example, Cao Cao's army strength was exaggerated to over 830,000 men.