He said: "It is completely exaggerated to talk about American colonialism in this context.
Technically, it's a wee bit exaggerated to talk about her currently being on a £1.5m package, because £250,000 of that was for her relocation from Canada.
Lest you think I'm exaggerating, I talked to a club owner recently who lamented how dead the city has been, winter and summer, over the past several years.
Gerald Ortiz y Pino, a Democratic state senator and a plaintiff in the suit, said there might be a need for tighter controls in licensing, although he dismissed as exaggerated the talk of terrorists and drug bosses getting licenses.
Louis van Gaal described it as "one of our best matches this season" and, even if he was exaggerating at times, talking about their opening 35 minutes being "unbelievably good," it says a lot about Leicester that they refused to crumple.
I have seen the retail version with my own eyes and can confirm the Pioneer representative in the video below isn't exaggerating when he's talking about the display's picture quality.
Hutton further downplayed his team's chances through deliberately exaggerating its inexperience when talking to an Australian press already sympathetic to Hutton as a professional captain of a class-driven country.
Randi Weingarten, the president of the United Federation of Teachers, maintains that the union's advertisements are not exaggerating when they talk about a 25percentt gap between city and suburban salaries.
Members of the charity Salam, which provides aid to migrant workers, said that local businesspeople were exaggerating when they talked about violence associated with them.
A defense lawyer argued that Epstein was "puffing and exaggerating" when he talked to undercover FBI agents in a meeting that was recorded on video and shown during the trial.
