Sentence examples for exaggerated the number from inspiring English sources

Pakistani intelligence officials say that human rights groups have exaggerated the number of people held incommunicado.

They have said that both militants and Pakistani officials have exaggerated the number of civilian deaths.

Beschorner, now South Dakota's offensive coordinator, confirmed the story but said he may have exaggerated the number.

She has exaggerated the number of books we had to read by a factor of three, and maybe you should scale her other comments back accordingly".

I think it's possible that the government has exaggerated the number of SIP 16s which are not completed properly.Non-compliance does not always equate to malfeasance".

A report this week by the National Audit Office said the government had greatly exaggerated the number of jobs that subsidies have created.

She said the Ukrainians exaggerated the numbers taken to the Gulag.

Nationalists exaggerated the numbers but it is nevertheless known today that Republicans murdered 4,184 priests, 2,365 male members of religious orders, 13 bishops and 283 nuns.

The authors grossly exaggerated the numbers of deaths attributed to the accidental misuse of acetaminophen by failing to mention that the majority involved suicides; and they omitted salient details about the nature of the lawsuits — facts about massive overdoses administered to children and underlying medical conditions that contributed to cases of adult deaths.

The managing editor of the Sun, Richard Caseby, said they were "chaotic and confused" and had grossly over-exaggerated the number of inquiries by the Sunday Times.

Hawass will vastly exaggerate the number of replica Zahi Hawass hats that have sold for charity.