Sentence examples for exaggerated takes from inspiring English sources

They typically present absurd or humorously exaggerated takes on current events against Stewart's straight man.

The show typically opens with a long monologue from Jon Stewart relating to recent headlines and frequently features exchanges with one or more of several correspondents, who adopt absurd or humorously exaggerated takes on current events against Stewart's straight man persona.

A super exaggerated take on secret agent happenings.

Trump's look is a deeply constructed one, an exaggerated take on the "successful businessman".

Kontextür, a Manhattan company, offers a fashionable departure from typical metal and plastic shower-curtain rings with three acrylic styles: Neon+Squared, which comes in five bright colors; Bamboo, an exaggerated take on a bamboo motif, in black, white and clear; and Aura, the simplest and most ringlike of the three, in black, silver, gold and white.

Throw in the actions of short sellers, who made so many billions by spreading "rumors" exaggerating the exaggerated risk taking at Bear and Lehman, and the rest of the big banks and Wall Street had no choice but to beg the taxpayers for all those billions in bailout money.

An aggressive media (they put me high on the list) whipped the markets into a frenzy in 2007 and 2008, exaggerating the exaggerated risk taking at Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, whose combined downfall set the stage for the wide financial crisis, and now, all those nasty new regulations.

In it, he played an Englishman with an exaggerated accent, taking revenge on English actors doing "crap Scottish accents".

It is an extreme and liberal rendition of "the truth", in which a thriller plot and exaggerated caricatures take priority over realism and social accuracy.

Owen Smith has said being accused of using sexist language was "the most mortifying experience" and a handful of phrases he used had been exaggerated and taken out of context to present a false impression.

In his evidence to the inquiry - he was hidden from view - Sir Richard described as "valid" parliamentary committee criticism that the now infamous 45-minute claim was exaggerated and taken out of context.