Sentence examples for exaggerated thanks from inspiring English sources
His hold on power is still tenacious, and reports of his political death are exaggerated, thanks not least to what remains an unelectable Tory Party.
The extent to which humor among Jews is even about Jews at all can easily be exaggerated, thanks to the illusion created by anthologies of "Jewish" jokes, which began to appear in print in the 1920s.
Say Thanks after every gift so saying a small exaggerated "Thanks" after the present you know about will not seem strange.
However, his efforts could go in vain thanks to a contrived and highly exaggerated plot".
These questions are becoming even more urgent today, thanks to the emergence of a new generation of dream-stimulating technologies (exaggerated, but not by much, in the show).
"Saturday's commotion feels exaggerated, surreal and absolutely amazing," says Ekeblad. "We got a free ride in getting our message out, thanks to one judgmental person.
But these are exaggerated.
He exaggerated only slightly.
An exaggerated comparison?
This is absolutely exaggerated".
