Sentence examples for exaggerated this from inspiring English sources

But four things have exaggerated this tendency.First, Dick Cheney has excluded himself from the succession.

Her tumour, however, encouraged and exaggerated this part of her, something that undoubtedly had a dramatic effect on the dour, buttoned-up politicians of Northern Ireland.

By means of all the things he did to them — even though they exaggerated this issue — he managed to put them in their place.

Walken has exaggerated this look to great effect in psychotic roles such as Captain Koons in Pulp Fiction, Max Schreck in Batman Returns and Vincenzo Coccotti in True Romance.

"I concede that I may have exaggerated this epidemic of pernicious anemia," he concedes not very convincingly, "but cling to my view that far too many practicing poets default to a rather inward, placid and bloodless response to the world".

Rumors that they dislike each other are exaggerated, this official said, but aides to General McChrystal said he was surprised and angered by Ambassador Eikenberry's cables, especially since he had not voiced his reservations in their frequent meetings.

"We need to be careful not to exaggerate this".

"Dramatic inflows or outflows can only exaggerate this effect".

But the news story also exaggerates this censorship.

To be sure, it may also be that the polls are exaggerating this tendency.

Mr. Bobrick, I think, exaggerates this ignorance, but his main preoccupation is with the battle itself.