Sentence examples for exaggerated tilt from inspiring English sources
At first glance, it might seem like this mammoth U.S. Navy aircraft carrier is about to visit Davy Jones' Locker, but despite its exaggerated tilt, the ship is just performing a training exercise.
The exaggerated sagittal tilt of the body during locomotion could be interpreted as a postural change to shift body weight towards the fore-limbs in order to reduce weight-bearing on painful ankles.
Quirky characters, intricately designed sets, exaggerated color tones and a tilt toward the surreal are quintessential elements of his filmmaking.
Older people do have more exaggerated responses to head-up tilt than younger adults (Del Rosso et al 2002).
Jeliza-Rose's encounters with them are filmed with Mr. Gilliam's characteristic verve: swooshing camera movements, tilted frames, luridly exaggerated acting.
Characterized by a suave manner and using a cane and tilted straw hat and an exaggerated French accent as his trademarks, he also gained international fame as a stage personality.
In the 26th minute the odds appeared to tilt against Inter when Sergio Busquets went down with exaggerated alacrity under Motta's challenge and looked up with a grin to see a red card being shown to the Brazilian midfielder.
Removing the earbuds, tilting her head slightly, she said in an exaggerated tone, "I'm flattered; I can't believe it!" Her life may already have been distilled into pop culture, her name reduced to a punch line about shoes.
Briggs tilts his head and gives the kid his exaggerated stinkeye.
But these are exaggerated.
