Sentence examples for exaggerated thinking from inspiring English sources

Their most exaggerated thinking of the unthinkable is destined to become the orthodoxy of tomorrow.

Stop exaggerated thinking.

Tim Mahoney, chief executive officer of BIDS Trading, hearkens back to Mark Twain's words, "rumors of my demise were greatly exaggerated," when thinking about the future of Wall Street.

That may be a bit of exaggerated wishful thinking on Greene's part, but to carry out the interviewer's metaphor a bit further, it's clearly still early innings.

They've lived alongside very exaggerated personalities and spent months thinking strategically about themselves and who they are as a "brand".

We are missing the unfiltered joy! Constantly thinking leads to an exaggerated sense of self, inflated self-importance.

It's an exaggerated version of ourselves, but you still find yourself thinking, what's real and what's fake?

Then he went public, telling Roll Call, a newspaper that follows Congress, that "rumors of my demise are greatly exaggerated, as Mark Twain would say," and then asserting, "I'm not thinking about retirement".

The above analysis of the MAQC data demonstrates that the magnitude of technical noise in microarray data has been gravely exaggerated, which point of view is likely to originate from the deterministic way of thinking that attributes all the variability in the data to measurement errors, thereby entirely ignoring the fact that the biological signal x ij is random.

He told Fox News in 2013 that concern about it was "over-exaggerated" and dismissed naysayers, saying "a lot of things are not going to happen that people are thinking are going to happen".

And thinking, thinking, thinking".