Sentence examples for exaggerated suggestions from inspiring English sources

The predominance of industry funding for the studies may be expected to potentially lead to exaggerated suggestions of effectiveness, minimized suggestions of risk or publication bias (Lesser et al., 2007).

Many such suggestions are fanciful or exaggerated, but diplomats quietly say that they would like to see Mr Saleh depart from politics.The former president and his loyalists dismiss such sentiments.

That seemed particularly true of Mr. Romney's suggestion that Mr. Gingrich exaggerated his ties to President Ronald Reagan.

Surprisingly, Fxr2 null mice have decreased mGluR-LTD that remains protein synthesis dependent, whereas Fmr1/Fxr2 DKO mice have a dramatically exaggerated LTD, which led to the suggestion that there is some level of compensation by the homologs (57).

Both officials disputed suggestions that the administration had exaggerated intelligence to build a larger coalition, or to win domestic support for a war.

Senior officers at the council and in the police are unhappy with The Home Office Report, with the suggestion some facts are either exaggerated or made up.

Some suggestions of hypothetical soft tissue structures appear exaggerated and are untestable, however, such as the presence of seven additional hearts along the neck (Choy & Altmann, 1992)—a structure unknown from all extant vertebrates.

But he links his Siberian background and impoverished days as a young actor in Moscow to the harsher realities of Russian life today, and he chafes at suggestions that the portrayal of Elena's poor relations is exaggerated and insulting.

Foucault's suggestion was based on almost no historical evidence and an exaggerated notion of the power of professional psychologists, but it was widely accepted as a useful theory.

Suggestions the country was a staging post for Isis attacks were "widely exaggerated".

But these are exaggerated.