Sentence examples for exaggerated stuff from inspiring English sources
"In the beginning, when he was doing the exaggerated stuff -- the monster-looking people, and all that -- those come from a time when he felt that Mimi was always looking over his shoulder," she said, referring to Mimi Smith, Lennon's aunt, who raised him.
When, in the throng after the debate, he screeched that last night was a triumph for Dave, and that Cameron cleaned the floor with the rest of them, and all the other silly, exaggerated stuff, sure, it's reliably off-putting for the punters, but it's infinitely worse with the people Osborne believes he impresses, other politico-media types.
"I think there's room for everything but I like stuff that's exaggerated for comedy.
I do think that given our culture with TMZ and things, this stuff can get a little exaggerated.
The stuff he was seeing was wild and exaggerated, but from his perspective it was expressing neither love nor affection.
No big theme, no funny business; just great stuff, like cotton overalls (my favorite), cute skirts and exaggerated tennis sweaters over shimmery pastels.
The TV spots from BBDO New York show the Insider being assembled and offer exaggerated vignettes of getting more inside something than expected: an elephant is stuffed into a telephone booth and four sumo wrestlers are squeezed inside a photo-taking booth.
Except that, again, Gaga hasn't worn that sort of stuff for a while – and anyway, isn't she already playing an exaggerated version of herself in the latest incarnation of the American Horror Story franchise?
I mean the stuff they talked about in tabloids and the things that were so overly exaggerated, that's one aspect.
Posen said that his least favorite trend is over-exaggerated lacing in the back of the dress, and gowns that have "way too much stuff on them".
