Sentence examples for exaggerated this issue from inspiring English sources
By means of all the things he did to them — even though they exaggerated this issue — he managed to put them in their place.
"Sabotage is a problem in Nigeria, but Shell exaggerates this issue to avoid criticism for its failure to prevent oil spills," said Audrey Gaughran of Amnesty International.
Bates Gill, a China scholar at the Center for Strategic and International Studies here, warned recently that the United States had "thus far tended to over-exaggerate this issue of energy in our ever desperate search to find yet another major competitor with which to pick a fight".
You should talk to teens casually, not all raging and exaggerating the issue.
Last year, it initially blocked the F.D.A. from investigating tainted pet food and accused foreign forces of exaggerating the issue.
The decision of some countries to adjust the clocks twice a year as a "daylight saving" measure exaggerates the issue yet further.
They are businesses and one way to increase visibility (and readership) is to startle the public with eye-catching headlines that may exaggerate the issue but captures the reader's attention.
Furthermore, exercise exaggerates the issue of through-plane motion, particularly at the basal short-axis level that is again vital for twist measurement.
As a former MP explained, it is hard to exaggerate how difficult this issue is for some party activists – it goes to the core of what a Liberal Democrat believes it means to be a progressive.
Managers may be influenced by often-exaggerated media accounts of cognitive or psychological injuries and may (consciously or not) exaggerate the issues involved in hiring a Wounded Warrior.
