Especially from first person, it is easy to exaggerate their thoughts or actions to show that one is definitely falling for the other.
Unfortunately, we have a terrible time distinguishing exaggerated negative automatic thoughts from real danger signals in the environment.
Really exaggerate the thought of the deck being all mixed up.
One aspect of his references to human nature goes far to explain why many students of his thought have exaggerated the influence of Plato, whom he generally used merely as a classical reference, parallel to his many references to ancient poets, orators, and dramatists, rather than as a source of philosophical method or doctrine.
But the act of shading the face from view also evokes thoughts of loneliness, exaggerated by the figures appearing as if they were abandoned in the wild.
"The relationship between language and thought is vastly exaggerated," Professor McWhorter said.
Hamann's influence on Herder's best thought has been greatly exaggerated by some of the secondary literature (e.g. Berlin).
There were no significant differences in the proportion of plain and branded pack smokers who thought frequently about the harms of smoking or thought smoking harms had been exaggerated.
Firms such as Coca-Cola and Whirlpool are doing well in China, but this market's potential has been greatly exaggerated by starry-eyed Americans dazzled by the thought of those 1.2 billion unexploited consumers.
In other words, OCD patients may have difficulty terminating thoughts and actions because they accord them exaggerated and perhaps irrational significance.
